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Hargadon Brothers
4 O'Connell St
Sligo
Co Sligo
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With its mahogany counters, dark-wood walls, coloured glass, stone floors, a potbellied stove and intimate alcoves, it is difficult to imagine a more traditional or intriguing Irish pub than Haragdon Brothers.
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Shoot the Crows
Castle St
Sligo
Co Sligo
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With nightly performances of live music and traditional Irish music sessions on Tuesday and Thursday nights, Shoot the Crows is one of Sligo’s most popular drinking venues.
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The Blue Lagoon
Riverside
Sligo
Co Sligo
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Beautifully located on the banks of the Garavogue River, the Blue Lagoon is just five minutes walk from the city centre and offers a diverse range of drinks, snacks and lunch options.
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Beezies
45 O'Connell Street
Sligo
Co Sligo
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Beezies is a superbly decorated pub in the heart of the city centre boasting a warm and friendly ambience, making it popular with both locals and visitors alike.
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The Left Bank Café
Rear 15-16 Stephen Street
Sligo Town
Co Sligo
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Located on the River Garavogue in the heart of Sligo city centre, the Left Bank Café is set in an impressive stone building with tall windows and an old mill wheel. The bar features a French oak floor and comfortable couches and hosts weekly sessions of traditional Irish music, an open mic night, Jazz on Sundays and shows all major sporting events on TV.
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The Belfry Pub
Thomas Street/Kennedy Parade
Sligo Town
Co Sligo
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With a friendly atmosphere to unwind in and a nightclub open from Thursdays to Sundays, the Belfry Pub has also won a fine reputation for the quality of its carvery and á la carte dishes.
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Murrays Bar
Connolly Street
Sligo
Co Sligo
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Murrays Bar is one of the best known pubs in Sligo, attracting both locals and visitors alike for its friendly, welcoming ambience.
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