The Irish in Dún Dealgan, Co Louth

Our 5th generation bar, lounge, beer garden & off-licence is the perfect spot to enjoy a drink and remember the past. Whether you're looking for a great night out or a bottle to take home, you'll find something special at Byrnes No.10.

Kennedy's Railway Bar in Dundalk offers a cozy pub experience with a diverse menu, including vegan options and Sunday lunch specials. Enjoy a drink in their beautifully landscaped beer garden or relax inside with house cocktails and local ingredients. Kennedy's Bar also known locally as The Railway Bar is synonymous with the development of modern day catering within the Irish Licensed Industry. Situated opposite Clarke's Railway Station in the heart of Dundalk, Co Louth. Whether you are looking for a cosy pub or a drink with friends, a good meal with varied menu or comfortable surroundings, Kennedy's Bar can offer it all.

Proudly Serving The Heart of Town For Over 25 Years McGeough’s Bar & Restaurant opened it’s doors on 12th July 2000, right in the vibrant centre of town and from day one, we’ve been more than just a place to eat and drink. We’ve been a local institution, a familiar meeting point, and a home away from home for locals and visitors alike. What started as a traditional Irish pub quickly grew into a bustling bar and restaurant known for warm hospitality, locally sourced Irish ingredients, and a menu that pleases all. Over the years, we’ve poured thousands of pints, plated countless meals, and raised a glass to everything from casual catch-ups to life’s biggest celebrations. Now in 2025, McGeough’s stands as a cornerstone of the community, still family-owned, still fiercely passionate about quality, and still at the centre of it all. Whether it’s your first visit or your hundredth, we’re proud to offer something that feels timeless yet always fresh. Here’s to 25 years of food, laughter, and unforgettable memories and to many more to come.

after years of talking, we set about recreating what the Irish pub means to a community and began building something that has turned into a bit of an icon here in Dundalk a story best told over a stubby Mo Chara—which means ‘my friend’ in Irish is still used on occasion around the town as a casual way to greet your mate. We thought this was the perfect name for a pub started by old friends to make loads of new ones. Opened in July 2021, Mo Chara is well on its way to achieving that iconic status we dreamt of with people making the pilgrimage from all across the country.

Experience the vibrant atmosphere of Russell's Saloon, where classic charm meets modern entertainment. Enjoy live events, delicious drinks, and a welcoming community vibe in the heart of America/New_York.

The Corrs are a family affair, Andrea (lead vocals), Sharon (violin, piano, vocals), Caroline (drums, piano, vocals) and Jim (guitar, piano, vocals) who have sold over 40 million albums worldwide since their 1995 debut album Forgiven Not Forgotten crashed into the charts and stole our hearts.

The Jockeys Bars and Restaurant is long established as one of Dundalk's best known places to eat and bar saloons. A family restaurant by day, the Jockeys serve a wide variety of traditional food with daily and Sunday lunch menus, with a la carte dishes available each night when opened. A 17th century tale! The Jockeys Anne Street is one of Dundalk’s oldest bar saloons and one that continues to welcome visitors from shores near and far – celebrating over 220 years of service. Established by the 1st Earl of Roden, Robert Jocelyn in 1799, The Jockeys has witnessed many transformations and structural changes since opening its doors to the public – around 10 years before Ludwig van Beethoven wrote his imperious fifth symphony, 1808. Today, the Jockeys operates as a pub restaurant and enjoys a reputation for quality Irish foods, delicious beers, and great Craic Agus Ceol, as we say in the land of Cuchulainn - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cú_Chulainn

The Mary Wallopers are a prominent Irish folk-punk group formed in Dundalk, County Louth. Known for their raw energy, political themes, and chaotic live performances, they are often compared to legendary acts like The Dubliners and The Pogues.

Born in the heart of Dundalk. The Rum House draws it’s spirit from the lively shores of the Caribbean and the classic elegance of old-world charm. Step inside, and let your senses embark on a journey across seas, where rum-soaked tales, soulful flavors, and a passion for life come together in every sip and bite.