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Trading Hours for May Weekend
03-May-2012

The trading hours for the upcoming weekend are as follows:

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Trading Hours for the Easter Period
02-April-2012

Licensed remises may open for non-licensed trade on Good Friday - i.e. more...

St Patrick's Day Trading Hours
15-March-2012

Trading hours for St Patrick's Day are 12.30pm - 12.30am for the more...

VFI Welcomes Steering Group Report on a National Substance Misuse Strategy
07-February-2012

The Vintners’ Federation of Ireland (“VFI”), which represents approximately 4,500 publicans outside more...

Red House Inn

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Main Street
Lismore
Co. Waterford
Email: michaeloleary10@gmail.com
Tel: +353 (0) 58 54248
Proprietor: Michael O'Leary

The Red House is a traditional bar with a back lounge. It has a stove and open fire place. It is one of the most distinctive buildings in Lismore dating back past 1825. The Red has a sporting history being involved with the local GAA and soccer teams.

South County Bar & Cafe

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Douglas Village
Douglas
Co. Cork
Email: info@thesouthcounty.com
Tel: +353 (0)21 4891574
Proprietor: Tom & Colm O'Connor

Newly renovated, The South County has the feel of a real Irish pub with old world atmosphere. The pub features live Irish music sessions four nights a week throughout the year. A new feature of the pub is a really great outdoor space with T.V.s and open fires. Home cooked lunches and great value evening meals are also on offer Monday to Friday.  The South County has recently been approved under Ireland's first National Pub Accredtation scheme aimed at ensuring quality Irish pubs are recognised and promoted both at home and abroad (in conjunction with Fáilte Ireland).

The motto of the pub is Bia, deoch, ceol agus caint which means food, drinks, music and conversation ..... and that's what the South County is all about!  

Darby O Gill's

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Mallow Road, Lissivigeen
Killarney
Co. Kerry
Email: darbyogill@eircom.net
Tel: +353 (0) 64 6634168
Proprietor: Pat Gill

Darby O'Gill's Country House Hotel is located in the picturesque town of Killarney. On a warm summer's evening, guests can relax in the gardens and enjoy the mountain views and fresh air.

The Glyde Inn

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Annagassan
Annagassan
Co. Louth
Email: info@theglydeinn.ie
Tel: +353 (0) 42 9372350
Proprietor: Paul O'Neill

The Glyde Inn is situated in an idealic coastal location overlooking the Cooley and Mourne Mountains.

The pub itself was established in the 1700's and retains its traditional Irish image.

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The White House
Pearse Street
Kinsale

Tel: +353 (0) 21 4772125
Email: whitehse@indigo.ie

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Live Music

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The Beach Day's Bar & B&B
Middlequarter
Inishbofin

Tel: +353 (0) 95 45829
Email: info@thebeach.ie

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Beer Garden

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Ardattin Inn
Ardattin
Tullow

Tel: +353 (0) 59 915 5652
Email: ardinn2001@vodafone.ie

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Function Room

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Paddy Jordans
Station Road
Ballina

Tel: +353 (0) 96 21916
Email: paddyjordans@eircom.net

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The VFI is a strong National Trade Association for pubs outside the greater Dublin area. We work on our members' behalf to promote and protect their interests and give advice to members on topics such as licensing laws, employment legislation, planning matters and much more.


Many of our members are featured on this website, so if you’re looking for a genuine Irish pub we have a pub that will cater for your needs. Irish pubs have been replicated worldwide – but the best of them are here in Ireland.


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