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Discover the best traditional Irish pubs and bars in Skerries and beyond
Skerries is famous for its warm welcome and lively pub scene. From harbour-side spots with the perfect pint of Guinness to cosy bars hosting traditional music sessions, there is something for everyone just a short stroll from Lolaido House.

One of the oldest family-owned pubs in the Dublin area, first opened in 1865 and now run by the fourth generation of the May family. Sitting right on Skerries harbour, it's renowned for a superb pint of Guinness, a warm welcome and stunning views over the water — everything you need for the perfect evening.
Location: Harbour Road, Skerries
Good for: Harbour views, a quiet pint, soaking up the local atmosphere

A much-loved Skerries institution with a beautiful, characterful interior and a genuinely unique atmosphere. Popular with locals and visitors alike, it pairs a well-curated selection of beers with regular music, making it one of the most charming spots in town for a drink.
Location: 17 New Street, Skerries
Good for: Cosy charm, craft beer, a lively evening

A smartly refurbished pub on Church Street offering a choice of three distinct bars under one roof, so there's a space to suit every mood — from a relaxed afternoon pint to a buzzing night out. A reliable favourite in the heart of the town.
Location: 66/67 Church Street, Skerries
Good for: Groups, choice of bars, central location

A family-run traditional Irish pub in the heart of Skerries, famous for its relaxed, friendly atmosphere and great craic. Enjoy a cosy open fire in the winter, a comfortable heated beer garden year-round, and some of the best live music sessions in town — with two other bars close by.
Location: 12 Church Street, Skerries
Good for: Traditional music sessions, open fire, beer garden

Keane's Bus Bar on Strand Street has been newly refurbished and is well known locally for its excellent wood-fired pizza alongside a well-kept pint. A relaxed, welcoming spot that's great for a casual bite and a drink.
Location: Strand Street, Skerries
Good for: Wood-fired pizza, casual food and drinks

A well-known, long-established Skerries pub at The Cross. A proper local with a friendly feel, it's a popular choice for a laid-back pint away from the harbour crowds.
Location: 16 The Cross, Skerries
Good for: A traditional local pub experience

A welcoming wine bar and shop serving a great selection of wines by the glass and bottle. A lovely alternative to the traditional pub for anyone looking to enjoy a relaxed glass of something special.
Location: Skerries
Good for: Wine lovers, a relaxed glass, something a little different
These local clubs have their own bars that open to the public for events, matches and special occasions — well worth a visit if there's something on during your stay.
Harbour-side club bar (15 Harbour Road), open to the public for regattas, events and special occasions
The local GAA club bar, open to the public for matches and events
Skerries RFC clubhouse bar, open to the public at special occasions
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