Excellent. Traditional Irish music. Great experience! I would highly recommend for anyone who…read morewants to enjoy a pint and some great music and real conversation with local music lovers ( and Guinness lovers!)

I would recommend this pub to all visiting Salthill, its friendly with comfortable seating and the…read morepint of Guinness was the best I had in Galway. There was no loud music to disturb your evening so you could sit and chat or play cards as we 4 did on our visits there.....traditional music on Thursday nights with local musicians (at least 20 of them) great singing and music all evening...The fields of Athenry was belted out with everyone encouraged to join in. Great evening and a lovely place to enjoy your stay in Salthill.

When the wife daughter and I was in Galway Ireland. We ended up going to Oslo twice the first time…read morewe sat outside, drank beer and had their amazing chicken wings. They were really good. The second time we went inside. It was a typical Irish pub feel and upstairs. they had a spirit tasting room which the little gal was very nice and polite. she knew her Irish whiskeys so we bought a bottle. we went back downstairs. Ordered the fish and chips and my daughter had their nachos. The fish and chips was pretty good not the best I've ever had, but not the worst. my daughter's nachos would have been good, but the chips were very stale. I will say the service was excellent and the beer very tasty. I would go back again and maybe just have the chicken wings and beer.

Hit the spot when we needed it. Mostly standard pub food…read more We are supper and had a pint of cider.

After making several attempts to find an outdoor table at one of the bars in Galway City Centre…read morewhen the pandemic restrictions were still in place, we discovered PJ Flaherty, located down the shoreline in Lower Salthill. The pub is certainly a local hangout for those who live in the area and don't want to tread over to the downtown area in Galway, but it's a fun and boisterous beer garden and bar that we enjoyed immensely. With most of the pubs in Galway City Centre being at maximum capacity outside with long waits for a table, we made our way out of town to discover this spot that had all the elements of a backyard party. We enjoyed a table just under an outdoor heater, knocking back pints and some pours of Jameson. Our time there was a fun one without a doubt and well recommended if you want a local spot outside the crowds of the pubs in the Latin Quarter of Galway City Centre.

Adorable very welcoming family run Irish pub! Must stop in for a beverage and say helloread more

Small bar, with lovely staff and atmosphere. There was a match on up the road so iit soon became…read morebusy but nothing the lovely staff couldn't handle

A wonderful place to spend our last night in Ireland. The salmon was amazing and Sean at the bar…read morewas great!

A warm relaxing pub atmosphere. Competent and friendly service. Terrific food. We could not have…read moreasked for more!

My husband and I got takeaway from O'Reilly's Bar and Kitchen and ate it overlooking the Bay. The…read morefish & chips was really good.

Great friendly efficient service in a neighborhood pub! A lot of history here for the O'Reillys!…read moreRecommended.

Amazing cosy atmosphere, Takes me back to the good old days! Stevie and Emily especially are always…read moreso welcoming, would highly recommend to anyone.

Went into Cullinane Inn there tonight, sat down for one moment whilst checking my phone and waiting…read morefor a mate, the older guy in there came over and rudely stated "are you ok" i said politely "yeah fine, ill get a beer in a minute im just waiting for a friend" he then continued that "this is for customers only", the place wasnt even busy. i thought it was the rudest thing ever. there are many bars in galway happy to take a guy's money and wont hound you instantly to run to the bar as soon as you enter the place. i got up and left, whilst telling him sarcastically " well done, thats great hospitality, i wont be coming back!!" i wont be going to Cullinanes again or will any of my mates. by the way im a local from salthill and a pub lover so that means this bar has lost out on a lot of money!