Joseph Mc Hugh's, Liscannor, Co. Clare
Liscannor
Co. Clare
Email: reception@atlantisgroup.ie
Tel: +353 (0) 65 7081163
Fax: +353 (0) 65 7081417
Proprietor: Bernard Clarke
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About Us
Joseph Mc Hugh's is a landmark public house made famous by its original owner who still lends his name to the business and the song telling the world of his lifestyle, the last verse of which still describes the pub as it is today:
"So there you have it the song I declare, About the small pub in the sweet Co. Clare, Where time has stood still and old ways remain, and they laugh at computers and mad college brains, So if you're in trouble - find yourself in a jam, Want a wife or a greyhound or a half pound of ham, You can do a lot worse, the truth I tell you, Than call on Liscannor and Joseph Mc Hugh's"
There is a much greater range of food available at McHugh's today, but the atmosphere is still the same. Good food, a great pint, good company, music and craic are the order of the day!
On route to the world famous Cliffs of Moher, Joseph McHugh's pub has for many decades provided a wonderful and enjoyable meeting place for local people and tourists. Coach tours and groups are most welcome and parties are catered for.
Local Attractions
Liscannor village looks out onto the magnificent Atlantic Ocean with boat trips available from Liscannor Pier. The world famous Cliffs of Moher Visitor Centre is a five minute drive from McHugh's as is the renowned golf course at Lahinch and a selection of safe beaches. The beach at Lahinch is a great favourite amongst surfers. Moher Hill Farm is open to the public and provides a great day out for families.
Whats on Offer:
- Food
- Live Music
- Parties Catered For
- Pub Quiz
- Restaurant
- Sport
Facilities:
- Baby-changing Facilities
- Beer Garden
- Car Parking
- Coach Tours
- Family Friendly
- Function Room
- High Chairs
- Open Fire
- Smoking Area
- Wheelchair Access
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