Popped here for a bit of lunch one afternoon. I've heard about how good the pub grub in Fureys for…read moreyears and was delighted to get to try it. I went for a cup of seafood chowder to start, followed by the steak sandwich. The chowder was just okay in my opinion. A bit too salty and not as thick as I like it. However, I may be a chowder snob. The steak sandwich in the other hand was unreal! Chunky chips, thick sliced bread and the most tender cut of steak. Perfect for a sandwich. I engulfed all the food. The chips were a winner. Fureys tends to be a busy spot, so you may have to wait to be seated. The staff are amazing and handle your wait really well. We were seated and taken care of really quickly. Definitely worth a visit if you are passing by.

What a lovely place to stop off in to have a drink and eat. A great menu of food for a old pub…read more Great atmosphere and great people.

Nice pub for a visit while in Trim. Guinness is great. Nice atmosphere. Welcoming for visitors. We…read moredidn't see any pub food so this is a place for drinks, not dinner. Worth a visit for a pint when in the area.

I stopped in for a pint. Very nice pub. No food as mentioned before but great atmosphere and staff…read more Convenient location in trim. They had horse racing on the tv when we arrived then the local news. This place is worth a visit when in the area if you are looking for some authentic local flavor

Mmmm, spicy buffalo wings! That's the first thing I associate with the Carpenter, because they do…read moregreat wings, but the rest of the food isn't that nice. The pub is right behind a 37 busstop, so it's easy to get to and perfect for a wee break when you're waiting for the bus yet again. The Carpenter has a friendly, welcoming atmosphere and the staff are nice and efficient. It's a lovely spot for a few quiet pints in the evening, but if you want to have something to eat- apart from the wings- this is probably not the pub for you.

This is one of the most random pubs I have been to in a long time. The place is massive. When you…read morewalk in you are greeted by this wonderful fire. If only that was in the main pub rather than the hall, it would be amazing. The pub has loads of great little nooks and crannys spread out over 2 floors. You could easy get lost in here. But its the kind of place that you might have a chance at finding a free table, if you go searching. I have heard they also do a great Sunday Carvery, but I have not given that a go just yet. Watch the stairs, I did see someone fall down them, stairs and alcohol are not the best combo!

Authentic old traditional Irish Pub with a great atmosphere, and the most important thing: they…read morehave a lovely pint of Guinness!

I was back in Ireland to visit a friend who had moved out to Kilcullen and dropped in here for a…read moresession. The place was great craic! Good Guinness, friendly staff and plenty of space. I will differently be back

Lit like a cave, a bit care-worn but right in the centre of Chapelizod's lovely village square, The…read moreVillager really comes into its own in the summer. On warm nights it's the perfect place to sit outside with a pint and a few friends (or in the afternoons with a paper) to soak up those rare good weather days. There's live music throughout the summer (probably the whole year, but I'm only interested in this place when the weather's nice) that's got a pretty passionate following. For visitors stopping in when things are quiet and little colder, the pub's rich wood interiors and OMP* can be just what the publican ordered after a weekend elbowing through the crowded pubs in town. I've heard complaints about The Villager's lack of offerings (the TV is usually off unless it's match day), but sometimes all you need is a bit of quiet and a cold drink. *Old Man Pub

I've always driven by and it's quaint red brick exterior and gorgeous flowers have always made me…read morewant to venture inside. A chance I got a few weeks ago and was very pleasantly surprised. Decent old man pub downstairs. Nice outdoor area to catch the rays both to front of pub and back! Upstairs a very decent cocktail bar with good quality excellently mixed cocktails! Great selection cocktails all priced reasonably. The decor is good going for a shabby chic vintage look. Staff are polite, friendly and helpful. Comfy Chesterfield couches a plenty. Complimentary board games and quiz cards to keep you entertained if you are that way inclined. Free biscuits too. They also unexpectedly have a laser machine for those allergic to carrying cash ;) What more can I say venture in and try! You won't be disappointed.

My beautiful wife and I have been touring Ireland for a week and have finally landed back near the…read moreairport to sleep one short night before flying out in the morning. The staff and the crowd of regulars at this charming pub are among the most welcoming we have experienced in all of Ireland! They were as excited to tell us about their country and as they were to ask about ours! They were funny and friendly and the highlight of our day. Aaaand should the Sam Maguire ever make it back to Mayo, we should return and celebrate with Sean!

Sunny Day Central…read more Nothing beats sitting in a beer garden on a Sunday in Ireland. Absolutely nothing! Except maybe sitting in a beer garden on a Sunday in Ireland on the water. Now that takes some beating. McEvoys is one of those places that is just made for one of those ultra-rare-not-a-cloud-in-the-sky days. Set right on the canal just outside of Celbridge is this gorgeous pub. Full of walkers who have come along the canal on a stroll with their dogs plus lots of locals and even some lucky houseboat owners. The mood is always friendly and jovial, with an atmosphere that's second to none. Here you will find: - A pre-pint walk along the canal - A load of benches with a view of the boats and the water - A super cosy and comfy bar inside if it gets a tad chilly in the evening (you know it will!) - A great pint of the black stuff - A dog friendly bar To be honest, whether it's raining or shining, I'd still recommend this spot. Gwan the outskirts!

Great place for a carvery lunch if you make it on a Sunday during proper hours. Otherwise, the…read moremenus can be a bit hit or miss. Rustic decor and nice servers, but they can be scarce from time to

Ive been to the mill over the last 10 years and for the first time I've had to turn away the food…read more I ordered a Caesar salad with crispy bacon as a starter and what I had placed in front of me was more like a soup. Way to much dressing, No croutons and soft bacon and soggy lettuce. It was terrible nothing as described on the menu. Next I ordered a cajun chicken burger with no tomato. What again was presented was a chargrilled chicken breast with no Cajun, 2 small pieces of lettuce and the bottom bun covered in relish that tasted horiffic. I've been ordering the same meal when I've gone in the last few years and normally the Cajun burger has a fantastic Cajun sauce, lettuce and onion rings on it. I recommended it to a lot of people. Not any more, I'm not sure who made it but it was clearly not what was described on the menu. Service was very slow when normally quite fast. I said it to the waiter and all he said was sorry about that and I still had to pay for that meal. This is the first time I can say I've been unhappy with any meal I've bought here or elsewhere but it was that bad I had to say something. Please do something about this as the quality of the food has just plummeted. I wouldn't recommend this again