This is an excellent traditional Irish pub in the heart of Clonmel. There is a cozy outside seating…read morearea in the back with heating lamps. Be sure to check it out if in the Clonmel area. Enjoy!

The best pub in Clonmel. Be sure to call in when visiting Clonmel. Lovely staff, great music and…read moresuper decor!

A lovely pub if you want to hear traditional Irish music. On Tuesday nights during July & August…read morethe artists who perform in a show in the town come back to Bridie Dees for a session - really top class music. It's a great spot for music at other times also and has a singers' club once a month. A must visit bar in Dungarvan.

This place is EXACTLY what I wanted an Irish Pub to be. Small rooms with vinyl covered banquets,…read moreand locals sitting around chatting over a pint of Guinness. Chef Paul at The Tannery suggested we stop by The Enterprise and it did not disappoint. The patrons were kind and made us feel right at home.

Stopped by this pub on a Friday evening in the winter. It was full of locals and they had live…read moremusic, which was a plus. It's a bustling little spot and we got the last table for two in the spot. They were full of families, friend groups, and couples--they definitely have a broad appeal. And, I can see why. I ordered their goat cheese tartlet with chips, which was delicious. The guiness that we ordered was cold and delicious. The service was kind and attentive. The atmosphere is loud and joyful--your classic pub feel. We loved it! Get to it!

Very pleasant meal in a quaint pub. Regular visitors to Dungarvan but first time in The Local. It…read moreseems they've only started to offer food recently. Mostly burgers named after famous Waterford hurlers. (I can only imagine the late night drinking session arguing whether John Mullane resembled a bacon and cheese burger or Brick Walsh sounded like a Brie man) Anyway, the burgers were pretty good, service was excellent and they were even able to magic up a couple of decent cocktails not on their menu. We'll be back.

Come experience the oldest pub, in the oldest town in Ireland. At least per our bartender. And I…read morefind him a believable young lad. Think quintessential Irish pub and it's Downes Pub. You'll find plenty of locals and few tourists. Like walking in a time machine to the past.,

Good prices, a classic public house away from the town center. Downes' is spectacularly unique in…read morethat there is no media blaring to disrupt what is a social hub of the local community. I definitely recommend to passing tourists, you can buy some Number 9 which is distilled on-site. The pub boasts it's own well from which the waters for the distillery are drawn. There is also a couple of squash courts which I believe are 8 quid for the hour. I recommend booking the court in advance.

We stopped in the Shamrock Lounge for lunch after a tour of Cahir Castle. It was a blustery day…read moreand the pub offered a warm respite. We sat near the window. I had a good puréed vegetable soup and tea. My partner had a toasted ham, cheese, tomato and onion sandwich. The sandwich was good and the onion added a nice little bite. It was busy but the service was prompt and friendly. The atmosphere and decor was typical of our Irish pub experience. On a Tuesday in November there are not a lot of options but this was a good one.

It is a shame this bar doesn't pop up in most searches! We walked by after the Castle of Cahir. It…read morecaught our eyes with the purple exterior. It says lounge but it does offer food at the bar. The food is amazing. The staff is absolutely friendly. It's your traditional Irish pub. I had the boiled bacon with parsley sauce and my boyfriend had the lamb with a side of mint jelly. They both came out amazing. The portion is huge and the price is fair. I feel like I'm getting such a steal. Definitely come enjoy some delicious food.

This was one of my favorite places when I was visiting Ireland! Eating through Ireland was very…read moreinteresting, and I was afraid that it was all gonna be bangers and mash. While we were visiting Waterford, we went to the museum, picked out an item and had something beautifully sketched for us, which was great. And we asked the bartender where would be a great place to have some great food. He gave us a couple options and he was like if he wants some seafood go to this place if you want some pub food definitely check out Geoff's. Walking up it's in the middle of the atrium that they have there where they do a lot of different types of shows. There are a few tables outside that you can take a seat out if you want to. We decided to sit inside. It's very pubish inside and just like you would imagine every other restaurant in Ireland. When in Ireland, you were going to have to drink beer and that is definitely what we had. My partner had a gin and tonic service was great. We sat in this cute little off the bar seating it was hidden and very romantic. Sometimes the bartender would pop out of nowhere and surprise you. I ordered the stew which was pleasantly delicious! It was the color of an orange curry and on top was this crusty delicious nutty bread. My dish also came with a side salad and french fries so it was a lot of food for the amount of the price. My partner ordered the burger and the burger was delicious perfectly cooked. Couldn't ask for anything better. This has been one of my favorite places of all times to go eat while you're visiting and Ireland especially when you're in Waterford. Thank you for making my Waterford trip spectacular. I had a great time eating my way through.

Stopped in after a tour at Waterford. We went in to have a beer at a pub and ended up having the…read morebest calamari we have ever had. Large portion of very tender calamari with an excellent chili sauce. My wife tried the vegetable soup and one other had the prawns. Everyone left happy.

Great pub grub! Quick service. Easy to watch sporting events or TV from any seat in the house…read more Fish & chips were plentiful, hot and fresh. Chicken curry was delicious. Not overly spiced. Just great flavor. The Irish roast beef with stuffing, or as we were told, a "proper Irish Christmas roast beef dinner" was excellent. Nice location and fun staff made it a warm atmosphere.

From the warm welcome by Martha to the delicious food to dessert we enjoyed our visit immensely. We…read morehad a group of 7 in Waterford as part of a two week tour. We ate the fish and chips and soup and salad and a variety of wines and ciders. We had Death by Chocolate and sticky toffee pudding with ice cream. We departed the pub full and happy. If I visit Waterford again I'll surely return. The service by Martha was outstanding. I can't say too much about her hospitality!