Loved this place. Friendly service, good food, and easy to find on our road trip through Ireland…read more The roast lamb was amazing and hit the spot on a cold, blustery day.

Talk about a great place to find while we were in Ireland awesome food if you're ever here, please…read moreorder the ribs. Some of the best I've had service was great my wife had a chicken dish and she loved hers. I would highly recommend this place for lunch.

Definitely worth a stop just to experience the "oldest" pub in Ireland. True or not, it is a must…read morego in Athlone even though it is full of tourists. Very friendly bartender and she pulled an absolute creamer of a Guinness. Try to sit at the bar for the full Sean's experience although there are tables in small adjacent rooms and a large back room.

It's very touristy and tacky, but that's what you expect when you visit the place claiming to be…read morethe oldest pub in Ireland. There's no debate some component of it can be tracked back a millennia, but whether that's really the 900's or not, who knows. If you want to fight the crowds for the oldest pub in Ireland picture, it may be worth it, but the Guinness record plastered everywhere, and the busloads of folks stopping in for the same beer you did, may not be worth it. I went, I can say I had a beer there, no reason to go back. Athlone on the other hand, such a fun city if you can find a place to park and experience all the shops and things to do.

Reliable food good craic! One of Birr's finest establishments. Check it…read moreout."............"......................."

I was with an American friend accompanying me on a visit back to my family in Ireland. She said her…read morefamily came from Birr Offaly and that she knew they still lived there somewhere. We went to Birr to see if we could possibly track them down. The first place we stopped at was Kelly's pub. We had the best service and ate the best food. The soup was served with fresh homemade brown bread & Irish butter and the cottage pie was served piping hot with a rich flavour that felt not only delicious but nutritious too, The vegetables we were served tasted like they had just been picked. We asked the waitress if she could direct my American friend regarding sources of possible information on her long lost Irish relatives. Before I knew what was happening the owner John drove us to meet her family. He made phone calls, got their address and brought us there himself. I was so proud that my friend got to see the magic of Irish hospitality and selfless acts of kindness towards a stranger. I highly recommend this bar, the owner John, his staff and all customers that helped a stranger find her long lost Irish relatives. #goforthefoodstayforthepeople #ifieverwriteabookthiscouldbeachapter

The traditional white-washed irish cottage exterior and river-side setting alone is reason enough…read moreto make this off-the-beaten-path journey. But take the time to go inside this wonderful cozy pub that is clearly loved by its locals. One visit and you'll understand why. Lucky for me, I get to visit Ireland every year and with each new adventure I seek country pubs steeped with history and charm. Serving the prerequisite perfect pint of Guinness, Fishermans was this years winner! Extensive selection of drinks, enough snacks/light food options to keep you nourished, and a friendly atmosphere that will make you want to linger.

Perhaps my most memorable stop in a wonderful trip to Ireland. I don't think that I'll ever forget…read morethe night my buddy and I went behind the bar and served locals pints of Guinness.

Stop looking you've found your bar. I'm not a local but I felt like one here. Absolutely favorite…read morepub/bar traveling or at home. Friends said the Guinness on tap is the best they ever had but I love a mix drink with blackcurrant. No food but they will help order delivery. Kick your feet back and enjoy any down time here. Locals are so friendly and atmosphere is warm and inviting. Had so much fun here on my recent trip and kept coming back each night after exploring. Seems they always have some event live music, karaoke, or sports but even on nights without them they have a jukebox, pool table, comfy seating and great company. The owner and bartenders were also wonderful. l Wish I lived there so I could go all the time. Already planning my next trip back to Ireland and will definitely make it back here!

I walked into the pub. Sat down at the bar, waited a few minutes to be served. I was told by a guy…read morethat it was a private function, even though there was no sign on the door . I felt a bit awkward and uncomfortable. I felt I was treated very badly and disrespected. I wouldn't recommend to other people if they are turning away customers like that.

We liked Wolftrap so much we went back…read more Shortly after arriving on holiday in Tullamore we stopped into Wolftrap for a pint. The pub has a very good beer and spirit selection and the staff was very friendly. The next day we decided to return for a bite of dinner and discovered it wasn't a one-time thing. The employees are quite nice and provide service with a smile. As for the food, my wife rather enjoyed her sandwich and the chicken curry dish I ordered was very tasty (just too large -- I recommend getting the half-sized plate). Those visiting Tullamore can find a warm welcome at Wolftrap.

Came to town for the afternoon to go to the distillery. Swung by for lunch and a pint. Great…read moreservice, great food. I really enjoyed the ambiance. If I come back to Ireland, I am going to the distillery again and coming here.

While not exactly the most exciting place to be it is very welcoming and cosy. The roaring fire is…read morelovely on this cool November evening and the beer just €4.20 which certainly beats Dublin prices. There's Irish music in the backround and pictures of locals busy with ploughing and playing hurling which gives a bit of a quaint but homely atmosphere. There's only a few people here right now but I can imagine how lively this place when there's live music on the stage. A pool table completes the entertainment for the young which is always a staple of country life.

A group of us traveled to Ireland and stayed in Kinnitty and this pub was next door. We walked in…read moreand we're immediately identified as "Americans". Normally, this would have been awkward but everyone in the bar was friendly, warm and introduced themselves. The owner Kieran made sure we had everything we needed. We danced, laughed, drank great whiskey, red ale, and had the best time hearing a out the Ireland's history and culture. While traveling around Kinnitty the next day, we ran in to some of the people we met the night before and they hugged us like we were life long friends. Needless to say, if you want to immerse yourself in the local culture, this the place to be. A big shout out to Martina, Shamus, Kieran, Conor, Jimmy, Sharon and everyone else in Slieve Bloom Bar.

On our tour of Ireland, our tour guide arranged a visit at this pub for scones and tea. The scones…read morewere delicious! This pub so so charming inside and there was an adorable patio area that had facades of buildings outside. Great area for photos. Liam, the owner, was so inviting and kind. He also told us about his Seven Churches whiskey. Many of us bought a bottle to take home. I wish we had more time here, but we were on a tour and had to go. If I ever find myself in the area, I'll be sure to stop.

Great food and service. Passed through out on way from Dublin to Galway stopping at the…read moreClonmacnoise Monastic ruins