We were visiting the area from the U.S. Stopped by James Clark's Pub with my wife on a Monday night…read morebut it looked closed, I tried the door anyway-stated to walk away and then the door opened. Jim Clark the owner greeted us and explained he was closed but asked if we wanted a drink but couldn't provide food. The pub was dark and he turned the lights on and poured some beers-we were his only guests. We had a great time with him as he told us stories and local history. Jim was a very nice man and the pub has great charm. Clark's was recommended by our B&B host. Highly recommend!

Hot food specials, sandwiches, salads Chicken and mushroom…read morepie - nice big chunks of chicken, good sauce, vegetables, very nice crust plus a plate of vegetables and mash. And very reasonable price!

What a pub! A cosy spot nestled on Bridge Street, gets very busy at weekends but its all part of…read morethe atmosphere. The barman are brilliant, so friendly and accommodating, and you're not standing 4 deep from the bar to order a drink like other places. On Friday's they host a regular vinyl night from Turn It On, a pretty unique night out for Sligo and its consistently good - they mix it up with a range of different people playing their vinyl collections on the decks every week, it could be shoegaze one night, house another! There's always some sort of music night on here, on various nights of the week - they're quite active on social media, so check out their facebook page to see whats on. The drink prices are unbeatable, you'll have change from a tenner if you order two spirits (and a dash in each). There's a tiny wee smoking area down the back near the toilets, which is likely part of its attraction, so you're not left loitering outside the front door on the street - you still feel part of the place, by not leaving the building. The interior is standard for an Irish pub but there's a eclectic collections of curios behind the bar - reflecting the owner Paul's tastes, and by extension the cooler clientele it attracts - stickers from the famous Ace Bar in London for example. Its a really great night out if you're in Sligo, and you'll meet some interesting people here - of all ages.

From the owner: Furey's Pub Overview Close to the banks of the Garravogue…read moreFurey's Pub on Bridge St. is one of Sligo's Traditional Irish Pubs. Set in the Heart of the town, Furey's is a cosy pub frequented by locals and enjoyed by visitors and tourists alike. If you like a cosy ambiance with a lively atmosphere created by friendly conversation, then pop into Paul for a pint or two. Really friendly staff will shortly have you feeling at ease and the "craic" really begins at night when the music comes on. A great venue for live music from Traditional Irish to Blues you will have great memories of your visit to Furey's Pub.

I had a number of questions about descriptions & preparations of food, & the server, Kirsten, was…read morepatient, knowledgeable, & kind. We both opted for the curry chicken for dinner - it was tender, flavorful, with just enough heat. And we both cleaned our plates. For dessert, I had the apple crumble with a side of custard, & my husband had the cheesecake with vanilla ice cream (while he loved the cheesecake, he was raving about the ice cream). We never felt rushed & were always attended to. The owner, David, checked on us a couple of times. It was the final night of the World Championship of Snooker, & he explained the rules & some of the history of the game. We left with happy, full bellies, & had such a wonderful evening. I wish we were visiting longer, just to be able to go to Regan's again.

This family owned establishment has great atmosphere, wonderful staff and great food. I would…read morehighly recommend this stop during your stay in Roscommon.

Lovely food I enjoyed eating here with the family, miss the old food menu though but its fine,…read moregreat service the staff were very kind and it was great listening to the Gaelic game while eating

We were on our way south to Galway and felt hungry. Driving through town we spotted this place,…read morewhich looked fun. It was just past lunchtime and it was pretty empty, except some few guests at the bar. We were travelling with our dog, so we took a seat outside in the back in the beergarden. The menu features some good items, including typical pub classic (a good thing). We ordered two beer, a Ceasar's Salad and Bangers & Mash. Beer was nice and cold and the Salad was good too, nice pieces of bacon and chicken. The highlight surely was the superb Bangers & Mash. Good, rich mash. And very flavourful Bangers....not your simple, store-bought sausages. Lot of gravy with lots of onions (which I like). A great meal! Service was very friendly and quick. One of the best Lunch stops we've had on this Road Trip surely.

Warm. friendly and spotless family run pub and lounge bar with an amazing Independent Off-License…read morestocking all leading world beers, fine wines, rare whiskeys, vintage ports and champagnes. Free WiFi is a great help. Daly's Bar/Lounge is available for functions, meetings and parties and is a regular venue for music performances in the town. Also caters for any Special Occasion and can supply party food and decorations.

From the owner: We have a wide range of Leading Craft Beers & worldwide wines in our off-licence. Parties can be…read morecatered for in our spacious bar/lounge. Regular Live music Venue

Fabulous last meal on the Shannon. Food was great. Probably the best steak we've had in Ireland…read more Service was attentive but not overly so. One of the few places that knew when it was time for the bill. Classic two story pub with real wood burning stoves for ambience. Great night.

Fantastic place, highly recommend, great food and atmosphere, we enjoy sitting in the bar area,…read morelovely staff

Our favorite Pub and eatery during our trips to Ireland. Great atmosphere, friendly staff, and…read moredelicious food. My wife and I throughly enjoyed the salmon during our recent trip to Ballinamore. Our past trips included the fish and chips which were outstanding. Great deserts!

Very good food friendly atmosphere 5 Star all the staff are trained and are more than helpful worth…read morea look in great place to eat drink or just enjoy the atmosphere

The Boat Inn was a welcome haven on a long road trip across Ireland. Coming from Dublin, on our…read moreway through Connemara, we were fading fast, intimidated by the speed and size of small country roads and realizing we needed to eat before going to our Airbnb for the night. A drive through the tiny, quaint main street of Oughterard told us we were in the right spot. We found street parking and after perusing the prices of a few places, decided the the restaurant of Boat Inn was affordable and welcoming. The dining room was mostly locals (a good sign) and we ordered the fish and chips plate. It had a great presentation and came with delicious, not overly oily fish, chips, mushy peas (well seasoned) and two types of salad-a crunchy, creamy Cole slaw, and a spinach salad. Very filling, and probably the best fish and chips we tried on our 2 week tour of Ireland and Scotland. The severs were also very friendly and on the attentive side, and even helped us out with the tricky pronunciation of the small town. We went on our way, bellies full and countenance brightened, ready for the rest of the drive. If I'm through that area again, I won't hesitate to stop for another meal or perhaps even stay at the Inn.

I met an old USA ex pat here that's local to Oughterard. She says the food is excellent, but we…read moredidn't partake. Just social drinks with attentive service on this visit.

It's a great little pub in Mohill Ireland. Turlock O'Carolan lived in this town. He is one of…read moreIreland's most famous harpist and musician. What a beautiful pub with great drinks, friendly staff and wonderful patrons. Music was outstanding and everyone was amazing. Don't miss this pub. It's well worth a pint or two.