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An Bodhran
42 Oliver Plunkett St.
If its traditional Irish music and nice pints of Guinness, this
is the pub with its stained glass window depicting Irish monks
playing instruments.
Maguires
Daunt Square
Grand Parade
Just off Patrick Street, a kind of Edwardian bar, with vintage
bicycles and unicyles and loads of brass fittings. Well worth a
visit for a nice pint.
Mutton Lane Inn
3 Mutton Lane
Off Patrick Street
Old world style with lanterns, exposed beam ceilings and antique
cash register. Opened as a public house in 1787, and whiskey was
distilled on the premises. Lovely for an enjoyable cool pint.
An Spailpin Fanac
(The Loft)
28/29 South Main Street
More traditional music and craic in this lively pub, just opposite
Beamishs brewery, and it is one of Corks oldest pubs, with open
fireplaces and an authentic snug. Tempt yourself into having a
nice pint here.
Henchys
40 St. Lukes
Up the steep Summerhill Road, which is a continuation of McCurtain
Street, This pub has not changed one bit since 1884 and is a real
gem. Another pint would be in order here.
Le Chateau
Lots of alcoves covered in Cork memorabilia, a pub with real character
and considered one of the first public houses in Cork, this pub
would make you stay for more than one pint.
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