pubs around north killkenny

The Kytelers Inn, steeped in tradition, history and folklore, is by reputation, probably the most famous inn in Ireland. The infamous Dame Alice Kyteler, by accounts a banker/money lender, brothel keeper and black witch, first established business on this medieval site in the misty realms of 1324.
Today this prestigious bar restaurant pays homage to the quality social habitats of yesteryear with theme conscious remodelling, period decor and refurbishing giving the premises its sophisti...

A cosy bar leads you into a series of dining rooms that are a firm favourite with locals and visitors alike....

The Fox And Goose is a well known ‘road house’, situated on the main Carlow to Dublin road just outside Kilkenny City. This is the perfect place to stop for breakfast, carvery lunch or an evening meal and large or small groups catered for.
This charm-laden Irish pub has a lot to offer; clean facilities, friendly and efficient staff, ample car parking for coaches etc. Occasional music sessions are also held in the Fox And Goose!...

Bollards Pub stands on St. Kieran's Street, in the heart of the shopping area of Kilkenny, only 200 metres from St. Francis' Abbey Brewery (the home of Kilkenny Irish Beer) where they have brewed ale since 1710. This street was originally known as 'King Street', given its name by the lords and ladies of Kilkenny Castle. They used this route to travel from the castle to St. Canice's Cathedral....

Come and enjoy a pint and a chat at The Bridge Inn....

This award winning, internationally acclaimed emporium has played host to the citizens of the city through the ages and is definitely the cosmopolitan pub of Kilkenny. It is frequented by people from all walks of life. These people gather here to exchange news, views, books, tunes or whatever.
The musical emphasis is on Irish traditional music with regular organised sessions as well as many impromptu ones. All tastes are catered for including blues and rock, with gigs by the best of lo...