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| Since 1777 Tubridy's Bar, Doonbeg, Co. Clare has offered a warm hearth and a fine pint. That tradition hasn't changed - locals and visitors alike feel comfortable and welcomed whether they like to catch up on the day's news over a pint or an Irish coffee. Situated in the hearth of Doonbeg, County Clare, Tubridys pub offers live music, good food, and a great pint! A haven for eating and drinking Tubridy's is a great all rounder for atmosphere, food and service, and is affectionately frequented by regulars and visitors who are happy to come upon its welcoming atmosphere and convivial service. |
Tubridy's Bar, Doonbeg
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Bridget & Tommy Tubridy
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Tubridys's restaurant offers all the comforts of a home away from home with a good value menu offering traditional home cooked food in pleasant homey surroundings. Tubridy's Restaurant has an impressive menu offering fine sample of the best the land and sea has to offer.
Start your day with a full Irish at Tubridy's Cafe. A full range of meals, hot and cold are available dailyand if you fancy a late night nibble - Head to Tubridy's takeaway for traditional fish and chips! This is a great stop off point for families and groups. |
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| Through out the year Doonbeg enjoys many festivals, including the renound Doonbeg Drama Festival which takes place in March. The Family festival is enjoyed by young and old in the month of October. September sees the Willie Keane festival, a local man famous for his set dancing. Lastly the Jazz festival is held on the October bank holiday weekend. So what ever month you decide to visit Doonbeg, an enjoyable stay is guaranteed. |
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