This pub is attached to the Glengarriff Park hotel. It's a modern bar but it tries to have an old…read moreschool feel about it, the room is split into different areas as if it is attempting to make a snug and the wood around the bar is dark which gives that traditional Irish pub feel about the place. One great thing is the fact that it has an open fire, I know most people are in Glengarriff during the summer and would not appreciate such a feature which is a pity but let me tell you in the winter time it is very welcome, nothing like a drink beside an open fire around Christmas time is there! You can get food in this bar too if you get a bit hungry. It's a pity there is not more outdoor seating in this pub but sure knowing Irelands weather maybe it isn't a major loss anyway!

Great Victorian pub with classic seating options and an expansive bar running the entire adjacent…read morelength. The food was good too although we came after a rush and the kitchen ran short on the go to mussels, the menu features several tasty options.

Cosy traditional Bar with local traditional music every now and then, friendly staff and a great…read morerange of drink for the connoisseurs of alcohol in it's many wondrous forms! I was lucky enough to catch the end of a music festival and the place was packed, good hearted banter was flowing and folk from all over the world were here, rubbing shoulders and enjoying the fantastic musical renditions. I tried a Jameson and ginger - still not convinced, but the Guinness was superb!!

My wife and I were in Glengariff for the Free Music Festival in 04/2012...On the night we ventured…read moreout, Bernard Harrington's was hosting the band(s). The music venue, as it turned out, was not in the main part of the pub, but in the slightly claustrophobic "snug". AND IT ROCKED! We were seated next to the band, which made it difficult for conversation, but suited our purpose just the same. Booze and tunes being our priority, it was Mission Accomplished. The Pub is family owned and the staff is phenomenal. As Americans, we were a bit apprehensive about how we would be perceived by the locals in this tiny edge of Ireland. Our fears were completely unjustified, and we found the people to be as welcoming as any you might encounter here in the South. The prices are par for the course of just about any pub we went to, and we didn't try anything off the menu (being more interested in sustenance of the malt and barley variety). The only reason for the four stars is the time/event that brought us to Bernard Harrington's, with a fifth star dependent on our experience outside of the Festival.

This has always been known as Bernard's to me, as far as I can remember it used to be owned by a…read moreman named Bernard, fairly simple reasoning there! These days this seems to be the pub for the young people of Glengarriff village. It has been revamped in the past few years and the decor has totally changed although the layout is exactly the same, i don't think it was done to attract a younger crowd exactly but that's what it seems to have done! Its definitely a pity that they have not done something with the toilets though, they are still the same as they used to be, cold and dated. I am definitely one regard the state of a toilet fairly highly on my list of reasons to like or dislike a place! And i dislike these toilets but there is something about the rest of the pub that overrides this in a way. This is a great pub on a summers night because there is loads of outdoor space to sit around and have a drink or join in on a session.

My favourite place for a pint in a Bantry. Cozy and lovely, friendly service. Many different gins…read morefrom Ireland and elsewhere to sample (they carry Fever Tree so they're serious about the G&T's). Great back patio area for sunny days.

How can you not adore a pub that had a birthday party for the fridge because it's 70 years old?!…read more The pub is 100 years old and it has several small rooms with candles and cement on the floor. Nothing fancy but the charm and craic of it is fantastic. They have impromptu performance's everyday and a quaint beer garden. The Murphys is fantastic - goodbye Guinness is what I say.

One of the best pubs in town. Well run and owned locally. It got a much needed face lift lately…read morewith a nice new area upstairs w tables and a big screen. Great spot in the center of South Square. Great sitting inside and outside and for people watching especially during tourist/bus season. My favorite pub in town due to its location and lay out. Great pub and decor. Weather you fancy a pint of coffee or a soda, stop in and enjoy the scene and views of downtown Sneem.

Cool bar especially when there is more people. Even at 1 in the morning, there was a large crowd…read moreinside. Murphy's offers a wide selection of beer and other drinks. The only issue with Murphy's is that the bathroom is on the second floor, which can be difficult to access when you're somewhat intoxicated. Overall great bar, nice staff and even better beer.

Best place in the village to get a meal year round. Great service and ownership…read more Awesome beer and drink selection. From the fresh fish, to chicken curry, to Irish beef burger to the roasts and sandwiches. All made fresh and with local ingredients. Been a staple in Sneem for years and years now and it has held up and is a local favorite. Great beer garden patio when the weather is nice and wifi for all looking to connect.

Very nice interior, friendly and laid back. Non intrusive live sports TV. We stopped by for a cup…read moreof tea and had a lovely time. :)

Love this place as it was easy for our family. Great options and excellent kids menu. Staff were…read morevery friendly. Seating was easy. On the main strip of restaurants in Kenmare!

After a long day of driving we came here for dinner…read more It was quite busy but we were seated within five minutes. Inside was dominated by the bar and sit down tables lined the walls. The crowd was lively that evening. Our server brought over the specials board while we perused the menu which showed a variety of food choices. We ended up getting the haddock special and a seafood soup. The haddock turned out to be a generous portion with creamy mashed potatoes and green beans. It was quite good and nicely priced. The seafood soup was tomato based, rich with lots of seafood inside. Desserts were showcased in a small refrigerated case but nothing stood out to us that night. Service was fast, very friendly and good throughout our meal. If paying by credit card there was an option to add a tip.

Stopped at O'Dwyers Pub in downtown Waterville while doing a tour of the Ring of Kerry. This was a…read moremore modern pub with different seating rooms. The lunch prices were very fair. The fish and chips may have been the best had on our Ireland trip! The rest of our group for a vegetable soup, garlic bread, and panini. This pub's food had some of the best flavors we've tried so far. The service was a bit slow but I would still recommend giving it a try when passing through!

This wonderful pub, Mick O'Dwyers (AKA "The Villa") was our go to pub while we vacationed in…read moreWaterville for a couple months last fall. Although we are from California, they made us feel right at home. Especially notable was the kindness of their staff, their humor, wonderful pub food at reasonable prices, and the best tasting Guinness in the area. Classic pub atmosphere and great conversations with the locals. Cheers!

We enjoyed drinks and live music here! Lots of seating, great live music, and fast service. Can't…read morecomplain!

We were excited to visit Courtney's during our time in Killarney as we noted they were very…read morewelcoming, friendly and overall great...however, I was disappointed with our experience at Courtney's. We popped in after dinner and bellied up to the bar only to be passed over multiple times by the bartenders. They clearly saw us, even made eye contact at times, but just kept moving, taking orders of folks who walked up to the bar well after we had sat down. It was the strangest experience of bar service we had experienced in Killarney. Once the bartender actually acknowledged us, she was friendly. We got our drinks and moved to the front room where they had live music. We finished our drinks, enjoyed the music and called it a night after one pint. The space has all the character of an old Irish pub and we had high hopes for Courtney's, but sadly it was the one negative experience on our trip. Overall, disappointed. Enjoyed the pint and the space is cool, but we wouldn't recommend as a "must do" on a trip to Killarney.