pubs leitrim

O’Briens Tavern is a pub for all ages. Enjoy the friendly atmosphere here while sipping a cool pint!...

Clancy’s Waterfront Bar is a well known establishment in Carrick-On-Shannon, County Leitrim. Very popular with both locals and tourists alike....

Garvey’s is a well known pub in Drumsna, County Leitrim....

This famous centuries-old social landmark has been in the Duignan family since 1890. It is located on the busy N4 close to where the Shannon waters flow graciously under the seven arches in the peaceful rural hamlet of Drumsna. This is an area of great beauty and historic interest.
The present premises comprise two distinctive bars with a conservatory style vestibule. The bar has an eye-catching traditional shop front with a designer interior which incorporates rich American oak woodwor...

Battlebridge is situated at the upper limits of navigation in the River Shannon, forms the first lock to the Lough Allen Canal and provides the traveller with a secure and sheltered mooring.
This is a traditional old world pub which has a beer garden. It hosts traditional music, serves hot and cold snacks and serves a great pint! It is located on the banks of the river Shannon and also just a ten minute walk from Leitrim village....

Located midway between sixteen locks, engulfed in the panoramic splendour of the Shannon Erne Waterways, The Canal Bar is an "emporium of difference" with an individuality which must be sampled. Resembling the taverns of yesteryear, it is crammed with old-world artifacts and interesting items of antiquity. There is an air of informal hospitality which sets the visitor immediately at ease.
Owing to its location and historic surroundings there is an industry built around this pub with lot...

Trappers Welcome Inn serves good quality pints in a relaxed and friendly environment....

Panoramic landscapes, mountainous terrain and the scenic splendour of County Leitrim surround the bustling rural hamlet of Manorhamilton. A town well documented in the Irish history journals, it is fitting that it boasts one of Ireland’s oldest pubs. - The Market Bar.
Located in the centre of the town this pub formerly operated as a “shebeen” in the early eighteen hundreds and for decades served the community as a bar/grocery. A former bishop’s residence it was a noted safe house for De...