Adam's Bar is located on Main Strret in Dingle Town. This bar serves food during the day and is a popular bar at nght time for visitors and locals alike.

The Bóthar Pub is an old-world pub that offers all the facilities a visitor needs to enjoy a relaxing and peaceful holiday. After a satisfying day sightseeing or walking, come back to a warm welcome. We have traditional music on most evenings and the "craic" is always mighty.

An Droichead Beag, translation- The Small Bridge Traditional Irish music every night of the year. All major sporting events on the big screen. Large groups can be catered for. An Droichead Beag has the stated intention of providing a venue where traditional Irish music and song could be performed and enjoyed. Over the years it has gained a well earned reputation as one of the best places in the country to hear the cream of
traditional musicians and singers perform in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.

James G. Ashes Bar was established in 1849. Today the bar opperates as both a bed and breakfast and a public house serving food daily. Located on the main Street, Ashes Bar is not to be missed.

Traditional Irish Bar located at the top of Dingle Town.

Recently transformed, the interior now offers our guests authentic Irish antique furnishings blended with the best of contemporary design. Our extensive bar food menu features the very best locally sourced ingredients served in traditional and friendly surroundings. Enjoy a relaxed atmosphere, blazing log fire and old world charm in the comfort of Mrs. Benner's Bar.

Located in the Heart of Dingle, Danno's Bar and Restaurant can only be regarded as a haven within a haven. Nestled quietly outside the town's centre, one can't help but be sucked in by it's immediate charm. Once inside, all that's left to do is sit back and enjoy the fine foods, drink and Danno's witty repartee.

Originally known as Paudie's, we are still here but have created a new look for you, whilst retaining the traditional atmosphere and style of the past. With large stylish leather seats, elm and walnut wood and magnificent stone. The food at the Hotel has been a long standing favourite both to locals and visitors alike. With local produce a priority, it's proximity to the pier ensures the very best in the freshest of fish and seafood with a wide selection of dishes and snacks served throughout the day.

Traditional Irish Bar.

Located opposite the pier in Dingle Town, John Benny Moriarty's is a superb place to eat and be entertained. Your hosts, John & Eibhlís, are well known traditional Irish musicians, and their pub is one of the Peninsula's finest venues for music, song and dance. John Benny's serves food all day with a great selection of seafood and other dishes. Music Sessions - Seisiúin Ceoil - 9.30pm till late Monday. Wild & Crazy. Set dancing and live music! Oiche Sheiteanna agus togha ceol bríómhar Wednesday. Singing and music with Éilís and Guests Amhráin agus Ceol le Éilís agus a cáirde Friday. Traditional Music Session Seisiúin Ceoil Tradisiúnta Saturday - Great songs from Blues to Folk with the group "Uncased" Amhráin ildánacha leis an ngrúpa "Uncased"

McCarthy's Pub is located at Upper Main Street, Dingle, Co. Kerry. The Pub has been in the McCarthy family since the early 1800's. It has proved popular as a social establishment since that time and still maintains it's original charm. The Pub interior has changed through the years as some of our images show, while on the outside only the colours have changed. We hope you enjoy our site, and please do send us an e-mail, anytime !MacCarthy's Pub is Dingle's Best Venue with the finest of music and drama on show. Our mini- theatre at the rear of the pub has staged some of Ireland's great acts. Stars like Mundy and Paddy Casey have recently played great nights in MacCarthy's. The cosy theatre holds in both the music and the atmosphere, as the musicians play away in the midst of the crowd. It is a truly special experience.

During the summer months we have live tradition Irish music and Ballads every night of the week in our pub. During the winter months we have live music every Saturday night. We have been awarded distinction in 2002 and 2003 for Irish Traditional Music

What makes an Irish pub special?  A place where people can relax and be themselves.  Deriving pleasure from good company and conversation or revelling in music and song.  A place where good wholesome food is served accompanied with satisfying and distinctive drinks.  A place where you will find a true Irish ambience of hospitality and friendship.  Well look no further you have found it, Ned Natterjack's has it all. Ned Natterjack's is located in Castlegregory village, a most sceneic area on the North side of the Dingle Peninsula in the west of County Kerry. It is a cottage-style rambling pub with a superb interior and probably the oldest pub in the area, with its wooden seating, timber floors, stone walls and large open fireplace.

Lively and informal, this traditional pub with its flagstoned floor and high ceiling is itself a notable part of Dingle's tradition. irish is spoken here and walls are decorated with pictures which illustrate the culture and history of the area. It has long attracted a strong local and visitor followinging for its regular music sessions, at which the owner is one of the principal performers.

Sayer's Pub in the centre of Ballyferriter . Enjoy the craic and the atmosphere of this beautifully decorated Old Style Pub in the picturesque village of Ballyferriter. The interior hasn't changed in a hundred years, and the porter is as tasty as ever. Whether in our snug, out beside the fireplace or by the bar, you'll always be in a nice place for a pint or a hot whiskey. Creamy pints of Guinness, great food and a mighty atmosphere make a visit to Sayers Pub a real treat.

Enjoy the atmosphere of our pub where you will hear the melodic tones of both the Irish and the English languages regularly spoken by most of the locals. Cool down with a nice pint of Guinness or warm up with an Irish Coffee or a smooth Irish Whiskey served hot or cold. Study the interesting artefacts and pictures of the area in the rustic surrounds of an oak tavern. Arriving as a stranger we bid you welcome and here is a place where you will leave having made new friends with the people of the area and where regular live music will set your toes tapping.

Spillanes' Bar is a family owned and run traditional Irish country pub .It was built in 1875 by Tom Spillane and has been going from strength to strength ever since. From roots as a local bar/general store, it is now a hive of activity  during the busy tourist seasons in the Maharees.

Spillanes' started serving their own homemade burgers  in 1975, graduating to a range of homemade salads in 1980, to now a comprehensive menu of quality homeproduced food at a reasonable price. The chargrilled sirloin and fillet steaks are legendary, as are the fresh from the Maharees pier crab claws and salmon.

Many of our regulars are families that have been coming on their holidays to the Castlegregory area for literally generations! It is  both a thrill and a reward for us to see people that were minded in carrycots in our kitchen as babies returning now with their children and children's children!

Whomever you are, we at Spillanes extend an invitation to visit at any time, and be assured of a warm welcome. Please don't hesitate to ask for Mike or Marilyn.

The Dingle Pub is a lively music bar, serving good bar food, with adjoining off-licence, and good accommodation. By any yardstick this is one is deservedly popular and well liked for its friendly atmosphere and reliable good food. There are rooms en suite and lots of entertainment with traditional music most days of the week. Good solid home-cooked food and the whole place is spic-and-span. As a family run operation for the last 25 years there is special attention given to all customers. A must for the tourist or visitor.

Traditional Irish Bar

Traditional Irish Bar