I've been getting my haircut @Rory'sBarbers since I first moved to Drogheda. The town is coming…read moredown with barbers - heard there's even a part of the town nicknamed 'barbers tow' because there's so many of them, like an even pub:barbers ratio. Anyway - the guys that work here are all friendly and they all get along extremely well with each other and their customers. It is always very clean and well maintained, with two TVs tuned to SkySports. I'm sure there's other barbers that are pretty good in the town - but since I started coming here I've never felt compelled to go elsewhere. I usually go to Rob, he's a good dude and is quick with the shears. Always has a story and laugh so it makes a trip to Rory's a good little visit instead of a chore for a mundane task like a haircut. No complaints here, can only encourage you to give Rory's Barbers a go.

I've been travelling around the world for the guts of 15 years and had my hair cut in all sorts of…read moreplaces from high class salons to street side barber buskers. Hands down this is the best barber I've been to anywhere in the world. Every chap working in this shop has great attention to detail and a good positive attitude which he's working. Can't speak highly enough of the place. Give it a go, & I guarantee you won't regret it.

I've been going here for many years now and I look forward to it as it's always a wonderful and…read morerelaxed experience. I usually get a shampoo and haircut. I sometimes go for an occasional and superb wet shave with the cut throat razor and a steady hand, but with this bloody Wu flu I am settling just for the haircut for now. I was in at re opening, but did hold back for a few days from the actual opening day just to let the long queues die down. It was only allowed to re open just 3 months ago - by that time I hadn't had a professional haircut or shave for over a year - and boy was I glad to get into the chair. I noted, as I waited my turn that the hairdresser wiped the chair down as well as washing around the chair and the equipment. The chairs are now divided off with perspex screens. It not just a haircut here, it's a relaxing, social outing chatting about holidays, or the bloody absence of same, the stupidity and greed of corrupt politicians especially those that are insatiably greedy and have an orange glow, and really important things like who makes the best coffees in town and the dreams of post Wu flu when we reach real freedom.

Friendly barbers, WALK IN and short wait and put in the queue, careful cut and no rush at all, very…read moresatisfied and will return, Thanks so much and you wont be disappointed.

Always friendly and will chat away to you if you want (or not if you don't want ). Never had a bad…read morehaircut here and been going the last few years. More than reasonable prices and rates for students too, even gave me a bit off because they didn't have the correct change today.

Any good city centre barber I've trusted, and there have only been a few, leave town, get…read morecomplacent or retire. The price of a cut has escalated over the years as well so I was surprised when quite a fussy friend of mine raved abut this joint. I brought my mop and scepticism along and fell in love, why? Not the cheap price, the friendly staff, the current magazines or the lack of snobbery. These things all helped but The Academy has the one thing many Irish barbers don't. THEY DID EXACTLY WHAT I ASKED THEM! I had asked for something quite experimental as well and it was done without a second look or a sneer. I have a new regular barber now. It's been a while. All hail the Ronseal of Chopshops!