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Hours
| Monday | 3:00-8:00 |
| Tuesday | 3:00-8:00 |
| Wednesday | 12:00-9:00 |
| Thursday | 12:00-9:00 |
| Friday | 12:00-10:00 |
| Saturday | 12:00-10:00 |
| Sunday Brunch | 11:00-4:00 |
| Sunday Dinner | 4:00-8:00 |
| Closed: | Easter |
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| Christmas |
St. Paddy's
03/17/2027Be sure to join us for all the day's festivities! Reservations Required!
268 Days
Irish Independent
- ‘We didn’t have enough in the tank. We have to look at absolutely everything again’ – Donegal manager Jim McGuinness
- ‘A stalwart and true professional’ – colleagues remember ‘gentleman’ and journalist Michael Lavery following death at 73
- Boy (3) dies after he was struck by car in Mayo and teenager in critical condition after e-bike crash in Laois
- Dublin dig deep to cast a long shadow over latest Jim McGuinness project
- ‘I have friends who’ve seen Metallica 290 times’ - fan leaves America for the first time to see Dublin gig
- Cork man who was first to use the term ‘United States of America’ features in new TG4 documentary
Latest Events
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The Irish Times
- ‘She will be the talk of Paris when she gets back’: Coco steals show at Stoneybatter festival
- Child killed in Co Mayo road traffic incident
- ‘Peace and quiet’: Residents welcome Manna drone ‘pause’
- How the lives of primary schoolchildren changed during and after Covid
- Gardaí examine pipe bomb left at developer’s home in search for suspect’s identity
- Boy (14) in critical condition after e-bike crash
Irish Examiner
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Teenage spectator dies following accident at Donegal International Rally
Organisers confirm remainder of event has been cancelled as a mark of respect
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Money laundering prosecutions more than double as drugs and fraud drive crime surge
Drugs and fraud top drivers of the trade, Government assessment reveals
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Government report warns of growing concern over far-right extremism in Ireland
National assessment highlights concerns over foreign influence, online radicalisation and extremist fundraising activities