One of the most popular bars in Dungannon. It has a great atmosphere and the prices are good too…read more The food isn't that great but you can always nip next door for a takeaway on the way home. They do have live bands every once in a while but they tend to drown out any conversation. Still a great place to go though.

Visited Auction Rooms during early evening of Christmas Eve 24/12/2017 with two friends. The first…read morewarning sign we should have heeded being broken pint glasses outside the front door - and this was at only 5pm! Inside was quite empty, except for a crowd of extremely drunk, noisy, older men propping up the bar. It was an effort to get past them and shout our drinks order over the cacophony. These customers really should not have been served alcohol as they were already so extremely intoxicated, but thankfully did leave eventually. The whole place was cold, dirty and stank of vomit. Pretty grim overall and the toilets especially needed a good clean. We left after just one drink to go to another nearby pub, hoping for better things...

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I used to be a fan of Tomney's Bar and reviewed it a few years ago, in 2015, giving it 5 stars and…read morecommenting on how I thought it perfect. Unfortunately, things have gone downhill over the last couple of years, to such an extent that a re-review and rating of 1 star is required. The reason being the drastic deterioration in service, clientele and ambience. My last two visits in particular were extremely disappointing. I visited on Christmas Eve, 24/12/2017, with two friends and found it to be a lacklustre ordeal. Although there were quite a few patrons present Tomney's lacked atmosphere of any sort. The barman was unwelcoming and rudely ignored us for a full 5 minutes while he chatted to another man at the bar. Very poor customer service. When he did eventually serve us, he somehow managed to knock a glass off the bar, which nearly hit me - and didn't even apologise! The whole experience was amateurish. We managed to find a rickety table and chairs in a small back room which was dark, chilly and uncomfortable. Again I visited on 13/01/2018, glutton for punishment that I am! After a meal in nearby Armagh, a couple of people in our party of five wished to go to Tomney's. I'm all for giving places second chances, but again it was a let down. We couldn't get seats inside so ended up outside in the freezing, damp beer-garden. A rather good band was playing, but it was far too cold to be outside. The garden was choc-a-block with screaming, loud, extremely drunk young people. The noise levels/ crowds were unbearable and it felt claustrophobic even though we were outside. We ended up obtaining seats in one of the brightly lit, ramshackle, brick outhouses. Extremely unpleasant. We wondered just how safe the building, with its exposed electrics was, and whether the smell of urine was rat, cat or human. Disgusting. One drink was quickly consumed and we left within ten minutes, glad to escape. Tomney's has become tacky, overcrowded with loud/obnoxious clientele, could do with a makeover (the old rickety furniture and tacky antiques have had their day) and suffers from mismanagement. To add insult to injury the price of drink has increased dramatically and disproportionately for such a pub, especially in this part of Northern Ireland - after all Moy is a small rural village, not a cosmopolitan city. The prices should be lower. In conclusion, a place best avoided and I DEFINITELY will not be granting them any further chances.