Cronins is the pub where you’ll never be bored! Everywhere you look there is something of interest. The walls are adorned with historical artefacts and there is something to interest everyone from boxing to sailing to backward clocks, even the famous Cronin’s Pub ghost!.

We take great pride in providing wholesome, hearty good food and great service. Our recipes are prepared on the premises, using only the finest ingredients that are sourced locally by our trusted suppliers, that we are proud to be associated with.

And you won’t go thirsty either. We carry a full range of beer, wines and spirits, including a large selection of deluxe, blended and single malt Irish whiskeys.

“ólfaimid do sláinte inniu” – lets drink to our health today

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Facilities

Our Food
Traditional home baked foods are the order of the day in Cronin's, where you will find a host of local delicacies, such as Thecla's Seafood Chowder or delicious French Onion soup, with home-made brown bread or Chicken Liver Pate, served with Sweet Cumberland Sauce. Seafood is central to the menu with fresh oysters and mussels served daily.

We take great pride in providing wholesome, hearty good food and great service. Our recipes are prepared on the premises, using onl

Visitor Information

The History of Cronin's Pub
The building itself is unique and has its origins as the town hotel. It was built in 1892 and opened by William Kennefick and opened the following year as "Kenneficks Hotel". The original glass panel door, bearing the Kennefick name, is still there as you enter the left front door.

The business remained in the Kennefick family until 1970, when Denis Cronin and his wife Jo bought it. It was Jo who started the collection of artefacts and memorabilia.