Name: Barrys of Douglas
Address: Douglas East, Douglas, Cork, T12 YV08, Ireland
Telephone: 00 353 21 489 1370
Rating: 4.57

Established in 1771, the building became the heart of Douglas due to it's geographical location as the mid-way stop for the tram which ran from Cork City to Crosshaven. Food and beverages were served to weary travellers until the tram line was closed in 1931. Under it's current management the building has been updated to give it all the modern comforts and yet maintains a character unique to an establishment of this vintage. Situated right in the heart of Douglas village, Barry's Public House and Restaurant is reknowned for it's warm and welcoming atmosphere.<br/>After our recent renovation, Barry's of Douglas are delighted to once again open our doors and welcome back our customers, friends and all those who have continued to support us. After a long closure due to flood damage we have, quite literally, turned the place on it's head - drop in and check out our cosy new restaurant and bar area, we'd love to see you...<br/>By day a delightfully calm environment in which to catch up with friends or a have quick business meeting, by night Barry's becomes a vibrant venue with a selection of great music from live acts and Dj's. For fans of sport, Barry's is reknowned for it's superb atmosphere and extensive coverage of all games. We also cater for party events and celebrations of all sizes.<br/>With full bar and restaurant service, a lively atmosphere and always great craic, at Barry's you will feel welcome everytime. Céad Míle Fáilte!

Barrys of Douglas

Established in 1771, the building became the heart of Douglas due to it's geographical location as t...

Barrys of Douglas

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4.57 (2028 reviews)

Established in 1771, the building became the heart of Douglas due to it's geographical location as the mid-way stop for the tram which ran from Cork City to Crosshaven. Food and beverages were served to weary travellers until th...
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Barrys of Douglas

1 photo4.57 (2028 reviews)

Established in 1771, the building became the heart of Douglas due to it's geographical location as the mid-way stop for the tram which ran from Cork City to Crosshaven. Food and beverages were served to weary travellers until th... Read More

1 photo
4.57 (2028 reviews)

Established in 1771, the building became the heart of Douglas due to it's geographical location as the mid-way stop for the tram which ran from Cork City to Crosshaven. Food and beverages were served to weary travellers until th...
Read More