Morrison's, located underneath the Hibernian Hotel in the city centre, has a late licence from…read moreWednesdays til Sundays and is always free of charge making it a popular spot midweek and on weekends. A lot of locals come here but it also attracts weekenders and the odd stag or hen party. The music is generally a mix of pop and rock but it varies. The chalk board outside should tell you what to expect on any given night.

Nice venue, little more upscale than the pubs we found ourselves in. Feel our server may have been…read morenew/overwhelmed/inexperienced...needed to run back to the kitchen a few times to inquire about dietary concerns. Otherwise, quick pop-in for a nosh, trad music was just setting you but we opted to go back to Dylan's Whisky bar.... Priced on the high end- no parking, unless you can find street parking or private/pay lot. Irish Kindness and hospitality exuded.

My sister and I came here for afternoon tea. This was such a great experience! Their tea room was…read morequaint and quiet and the food was delicious. We stayed for almost 2 hours relaxing and enjoying the food and the space!

The first night that I was in Kilkenny, we walked past Club 51 and thought that it probably wasn't…read moreup to much, as it didn't seem very loud and there wasn't many people outside. So we went to Langton's instead, and began to wonder if there were any architects in Kilkenny with a clue as to how to lay out a nightclub with a view to making it conducive to an evening's libation. Well, there are competent nightclub designers, but they all seem to have been stolen away from under Langton's noses to go and work at Club 51. Whereas Langton's is a big barn of a place, Club 51 is nicely divided along the middle by the bar. There was a fair few in when we were there, but even if it was fairly empty you wouldn't notice it as much as in Langton's. There are loads of arches from churches decorating the place, which were imported over from France, apparently (this little tit-bit of information was given to us by a nice fella from Swords who had been living in Kilkenny for so long that he had gone native and was beginning to talk like a culchie. Hello Kelvin). There was only piped music when we there, and the nightclub itself wasn't opened mid-week (we were just in the bar section, it seems) but the place was definitely better than Langton's. Highly recommended.

I have been there only once - New Years Eve. The place is great! I'm from Dublin and I'd like to…read moresee Venues like Time in Dublin. Everything is nice over there. Considering how small Naas is, I am giving +1 star to this club. Go there and loose yourself ;)

Ha Ha! Your review was spot on Maggie!…read more The last time I was there was last month and before that about two years ago. All the memories and reasons came flooding back to me of why I don't go there and never will again! I was lured under the pretence that the drinks were 3euro-they weren't! Had to pay in and pay for your jacket - there was an angry looking bouncer who made sure I dropped in my jacket. So we ended up in the 80's 90's bar. The music was still the same as it was two years ago. You can be assured they play men at work, "land down under". I don't have a big problem with this sing but when it's played ad nauseum it can get annoying! Not only that though the DJ's skills involved pressing play on a selection of mix cds that were stacked beside the dj booth. I remember when it used to be jammers every Saturday night but this particular Saturday half the floors were closed and it was pretty empty which made it feel pretty pathetic and the crowd small crowd that were there mainly consisted of under agers. A night which shouldn't be repeated! Oh and a mad funny clip from years ago when Time was packed and people actually went including MTV Dance (yes it really did happen, I was there that night!eep) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rN_lkjTKgQg

A fun pub that was super busy for supper and died down a little bit when the live music was…read moreplaying. We had seafood chowder and ribs. The portion sizes are great and the food is delicious. The wait staff are friendly and helpful. The music during supper from 6:30 - 9:30 added a truly Irish experience that we had only read about until experiencing it for ourselves. It was a fun night and would recommend you check it out if ever in Kilkenny

Located in downtown Kilkenny with parking near the library. My husband and I were the first ones in…read morethe pub around 4:30pm. Shortly after multiple people showed up. We got in and snagged a table in the perfect location. We started off with food. The fish and chips were amazing. The fish wasn't too breaded or oily. The piece of fish was huge! The fresh green onions and homemade tater sauce elevated the dish. We stayed at the pub until Irish music started, which was so good! Hearing the tin whistle, guitar, and beautiful Irish singing was such a treat. We enjoyed a handful of cocktails and Guinness! Very enjoyable night!

One of the best nightclub's in Carlow town .Plenty of dance floors, big smoking area, live bands…read moreand an excellent VIP area.Go here for a great night out and go VIP too.

The Core appeared to be the only nightclub open in Tullamore on a Thursday, so it isn't surprising…read morethat The Core is where we ended up. When you go in, a man frisks you, paying particular attention to your hips and ankles but not really the rest of you, so you could have two shoulders in your back pockets and not necessarily get caught. It was a tenner in (on account of their monopoly, I daresay), and once inside the door, the place was not dissimilar to the upstairs of that pub on Parnell St, the closest one to O'Connell St where they have all the gigs, you know the one I'm talking about. Anyhow, this left us the teeniest bit disappointed, as we were in the humour for a proper nightclub rather than a live music venue (though the band that were playing were a very serviceable covers band). We stood around for a couple of minutes until one my friends discovered a the nightclub proper, which the owners had for some reason contrived to hide away in the back. Maybe so you'll be pleasantly surprised to stumble across it as we were, who knows? The nightclub was contained on one level, but was really big for that. I have no recollection of what the music was like, but i do remember that there was one really aggressive short guy, and that the bouncers were all enormous men in tuxedos. And the women: who'd have thought that the Co. Offaly was home to so many fine young ladies? So, all in all, The Core made for an offaly good night (couldn't resist, sorry). The Boom Boom Room, that's the place on Parnell St that I was trying to think of. So yeah, just inside the entrance of The Core is like the Boom Boom Room, though that seems like somewhat of a moot point now.