Trinity Rooms is hands down the best nightclub in Limerick. They call it Trinity Rooms because it…read moreis actually like three nightclubs in one. They have various areas with different types of music and a large outdoor area where you can sit and have a pint if you like. I have been to see a few DJs play as well as when I'm out with mates go out for a bit of clubbing. If you are in Limerick and looking for a good nightclub - look no further.

Sure look, it's a town nightclub, so it's not going to be a five star place. It's kept reasonably…read moreclean, and it's grand. It's quite small though, and it can often be a tenner to get in-- which is more than I've paid for far better nightclubs in Dublin or other cities! Very limited bar here, just spirits and really a set 10 drinks that you can get, plus a few shots. The music is pretty typical for a place like this-- the DJs tend to stick to their own taste instead of playing the crowd pleasing music, aside from the top 10 of course. I've been here more times than I care to admit but it's really not for my age group anymore. It's really just the 18-20 (dare I say 17-19? That would be more realistic...) age group that will maybe enjoy here. On the bigger nights it's great for a bit of a Mallow town reunion, you see faces you haven't seen since they left for college/London/Australia or whatever and it can be great fun, but I think I've pretty much outgrown the place.

Fabulous venue, I've been numerous times to see live music and never been disappointedread more

A very cool vibe in this place, with two stages and a bar inside, and a seating area outside. We…read morewent on a Tuesday night with improv jazz groups playing which was fantastic. We had to move quickly for seating as it got crowded very quickly. A good heavy pour in our drinks though!

What can you say about the Queens? It's the only nightclub in Ennis so if you are going to a…read morenightclub, you have to go here. Not the worst place in the world but reminds me a bit of Coppers in Dublin, and by that I mean every time I go here I never plan to go here but just end up here after everything else is closing down.

This is one rockn' pub crawl! we went to awesome bars throughout cork, got free shots, and the…read morehosts, Eoin & Tim, are rockn' dudes! i made a lot of new friends from all over the world, and everyone had a helluva time!!!!!! Hope to make it to one more before I leave Ireland!!!! You can't miss it!!!!

When visiting Cork, we stumbled upon Voodoo rooms and decided to check it out. This is a pretty…read morecool bar with a good bit of seating upstairs. They practice social distancing and covid protocols. Vaccine cards are checked at the door. We sat at a table rather than at the bar and had great service. Our server was coming to the table faster than we could even keep up with drinking the drinks! Pricing is reasonable & the offer touchless payment where the server brings a handheld payment machine to the table and you just tap your card to that. Voodoo rooms also played good music. Great place to grab a drink & catch a vibe!

tried to enter voodoo with my friends the ignorant bouncer with the grey beard at the door refused…read moremy entry even though i had a form of id i paid 20 euro to get in and yet they still wouldn't let me in i was left in tears and i was rather taken back at the ignorance of the rude alpha males of bouncers at the door and i was fit to ring the guards at how aggressive and rude they were they left. a young vunrable young woman at the door in an awful state and continued to refuse her entry even though she had a perfectly valid id with her i advise ye to take a hard look at the quite ignorant staff at the front door they comple and utterly are not someone ye want adverrising at the front door of your business i would likes refund of my money and i was honestly close to ringing guards at the manor they were treaing me i honest would go as far as to say this place should be shut down at the utter ignorance of the bouncers

This is a massive nightclub both in size and fun. It's very modern; it has television screens above…read morethe bar, loads of seating area booths, and a rocking dance floor. Upstairs you will find yet another bar, an arcade area, and the toilets - which are actually brilliant as each cubicle is like its own washroom altogether. You'd need a lot of energy to lap this pub a few times. The smoking area is a huge court, and also has many places to sit and converse around the edge of it. The prices aren't too bad, and there are a lot of students around mid-week, but they don't have a great range of drinks. One thing to note when you're coming or going is that the road in front of Barcode is very wide and a higher speed limit, so be careful crossing the road as there have been far too many accidents outside this club!

Barcode is located just out the city centre next to Clontarf Dart station, and is one of Dublin's…read morebiggest nightclubs. During the day the club operates as a swimming pool, which is very large and worth a visit itself. The nightclub is very popular throughout the week, and has a games arcade upstairs. The music is pop, top-40, rock classics, anything that gets the crowd singing and dancing. However you might find the pub to have a younger audience, and I have heard the place being referred to as "the Crèche". But don't get hung up on this, go in and have a good time!

Marakibo - The place for party people! That says it all really.read more

Charleville is a small town in north County Cork, about 58km, or an hours drive to the north of…read moreCork City. On the way to Limerick on the N22, myself & 3 companions felt hungry, parked up along the wide main street, and walked in search of a nice pub that did food. Oh I'm good at finding the nicest pub in town, and though to be fair, we didn't actually go in the 3 or 4 others that we we ruled out, (always a tragic thing to pass a pub without going in), Geary's beat the competion for general welcoming ambience from the exterior. It's a nice sprawly pub, roomy, pleasant, really inviting atmosphere. Having ascertained there was food on, we walked through the busy front, bar to a more open plan area beyond that led out onto beer garden. We parked ourselves In front of a glass case on the wall containing an old rifle, and other items, and straight away a friendly lady came over & took our order for food & drinks. The items in the case turned out to be memorabilia from the Irish war of independence. The effects of one Michael Geary a local commander, including his so called 'Black & Tan Medal', awarded to IRA members who participated in the Irish War of Independence. As well as his Sinn Féin membership certificate. After a very reasonable 10-15mins the food arrived, it was all very well organized. Being a vegitarian I'm usually quIte cynical about choice on offer, but this was great. I was well pleased with the lovely asparagus risotto. The others had a thai chicken curry which they very much enjoyed. We all thought the food the best value & quality that we'd had in any pub in Ireland over a six week visit. Nice pub, good atmosphere, friendly & welcoming, and more than worth stopping off for a drink & a bite if you're on you way through.