Kilconly consists of a church, a school, a post office and of course a pub. No Irish village would…read morebe whole without one. Stepping into this pub felt like stepping on the set of a John B Keane play, lots of farmers gathered round the open fire drinking their Guinness in deep thought, there also was a distinct smell of cow manure. The pub is divided into the lounge and bar, playing it safe and not wanting to endure the wrath of traditionalist Irish men, I went to the lounge. Honestly the bars in places like that are just for the old cranky men, I'd rather go where there is a bit of life. The Guinness was good, and then out of nowhere women and a big hulk of a farmer came in waves with plates full of sandwiches... Or as they say round those parts, 'Sangwiches'. The big farmer kept telling me to eat the beef sandwich, 'Whatcha think of the beef sangwich girl-ing?' 'Yeah it's great, thanks!' 'It's my animal, I just killed it this week.' No worry about tracing the source of my sandwich then. It was actually really good. This is a country pub, where you will get stared at for being a blow in but the craic was great. It's not fancy inside, just very basic. Oh and they have a defibrillator on the wall... That will give you an idea of the age and sex of their regular clientele.

Greatt staff and dave is a legend,highly recommend them, good pints too,as soon as Xmas is over , I…read morewill visit bridge for a pint

I've gone out in Tuam a few times and this is one of the pubs I'd recommend…read more Nice old fashioned pub (pokey, feck all music, no monster telly, no fat eejits in football shirts). Good pints, nice staff and a nice crowd. Tuam can be tricky place to go out in (certain pubs are definitely no go) but this place is a good safe bet.