Best authentic Irish bar around, great service, and good Guinness. went there on a off night and…read moreeveryone had a great time.

Conway's Bar is the oldest & nicest bar in the heritage town of Ramelton or Rãth Mealtain, which…read morewas once apparently an important port . Beautifully picturesque, with lots of 17th & 18th century buildings, it's situated at the point where the mouth of the River Lennon, flows into Lough Swilly, and is around 12km northeast of Letterkenny. The BBC filmed the 1995 television production The Hanging Gale here, set during the 1846 famine, indeed there are many pictures of the filming inside this exceptionally cosy pub. The nearby Bridge Bar, also great, may be the place most notable for live music, but if you're after the true craic in a pub from old, old Ireland, then this is the place to come. From outside, with it's thatched roof, it looks like a classic model for one of those typically Irish, turf-burning little model houses, or the popular subject for a tourist post card, but there is nothing phony in here. A genuine warmth permeates throughout, and in what I found without exception was a hugely sociable town, where literally everyone I encountered gave me a cheery greeting, and meant it, the welcome here was exceptional. Ramelton is a must-visit if you're in County Donegal, and Conway's would be worth coming this way for alone. The beers good too!

Enjoyed our first evening in Letterkenny here at McGinley's. Spent the last part of our evening…read morelisting to some amazing live music. Hoping to get back there again before we leave as the people and atmosphere were wonderful to be with.

This place is such a great place! So lovely and the staff are so amazingly nice. We came in…read morevisiting from the US to see family in the area. Live music is so much fun too! Definitely recommend stopping in for a drink (or a few)!

Love the quaint Harbour Bar because it's such a traditional, fun, country pub. Staff are extremely…read morehumorous, real characters - expect banter aplenty and take their jibes with a pinch of salt! Although small, it has outside seating with fantastic beach views. I could literally spend endless summer days sitting here, sipping G&T, and enjoying the stunning scenery. A unique spot filled with interesting people and many happy memories to relish.

If you are looking for an authentic Irish pub experience, This is the place. All Irish clientele,…read moremostly locals on holiday. No food except bags of chips. Excellent traditional Irish music on Sunday nights. Overlooks the water.

What a friendly bartender! Great place to hang out for a couple pints and check out Hollywood…read moreparaphernalia. The owner once worked there and has a ton pictures and some awards from his movie days. The game was on, and love band was playing. Bonus, there's an indoor fireplace. A great place to visit in Ramelton!

What a friendly, welcoming pub! They gave us suggestions of places to visit in and around Ramelton…read more(staying for a week). When you go ask for "Romeo" or "The Boss." (She's lovely.)

Great little place stones throw from Malin Head!…read more Very cozy Irish pub with friendly guests and staff. Struck up several conversations while eating my Ham and Cheese Toasty which was very good. Very convenient to Malin Head so definitely come here if you go there!

I've had many an enjoyable evening here. Walk in, you won't be a stranger for long. This is the…read moremost northernly pub in Ireland. Well worth the visit. Ask them about a star Wars

This pub seems to serve the entire population of Dunaff and beyond, as well as any passing tourists…read moreor travelers that go by. It's a friendly, cosy pub, with a decidedly family feel, as most pubs tend to be in Donegal. It's got parking out the back and serves great pub grub most of the day. They have a separate pool table area in its own room, with a large flatscreen, on which we watched the world cup final, amid the screams and shouts of our fellow drinkers. I only ever drink Guinness when I'm in the Republic of Ireland (it just tastes better) and the Guinness here was downright perfect. Absolutely gorgeous. Couldn't fault it. The bar staff are really friendly and full of chat. A good place for a pint when the Donegal weather turns bad, as it usually does!

Comfy traditional Irish pub in Derry Great spot for a couple cold pints at the bar before heading…read moreto dinner. No food.

5 stars for the Irish music…read more The whiskeys they poured at Peadar O'Donnels were probably the smallest I've had in the UK, and I had plenty of whiskeys during me 3+ weeks traveling there. The sign on the wall, if it was to be believed, made it seem like they were pouring between 18-20ml. Every other bar I had been to either used a 25ml measuring cup or the rare 35ml measuring cup (THE CEILIDH PLACE in Ullapool stands out in my mind as giving out 35ml), but this guy just poured from the bottle into the glass, and indeed it did seem a very wee dram. :) My wife got a beer though, and that was of a normal size. :) If you don't care about the music, I am sure there are plenty of other bars in Derry that can give you a good wee drink.

I really enjoyed my time in Molly's bar! I was there for the Dunfanaghy music festival and played…read moretunes there on several occasions during the weekend. The stage was small but the crowd was awesome! They have great pints and friendly staff :) A pint at Molly's is particularly cheap compared to many bars in other cities. I met some super friendly locals here and just had a blast during the festival. This bar is a must visit if you are in Donegal!