Bedroom 1
The Snug
A cosy bedroom tucked just off the main living area.
- 1 Queen Bed
- En-Suite Bathroom with toilet and sink
- Bed linen provided
- Towels provided
- Hairdryer
Conroy's Old Bar
Sleeps up to 6 guests, with two bedrooms and a sleeper couch in the lounge. The original pub layout and character have been carefully retained.
This is not a pub-themed holiday home. The pumps, optics, stone floors and polished bar are still here. We provide the taps, cooler and gas. Guests bring their own kegs and other drinks to stock their own private bar. Cook dinner, gather around the bar, play cards, or settle in for the evening with the whole pub to yourselves.
Before it was a place to stay, Conroy's was the village pub, shop and post office. Read our story.
Sleeping
Bedroom 1
A cosy bedroom tucked just off the main living area.
Bedroom 2
One of the most distinctive rooms in Conroy's, set within the former barrel storage area and retaining some of the original character of the old pub.
A comfortable space to relax after a day exploring, golfing or travelling around Ireland.
The original bar remains the heart of Conroy's, complete with its traditional features and a fully equipped self-catering kitchen incorporated into the space. Bottles on the shelves are for display only and are not filled with alcohol. We provide the taps, cooler and gas. Guests bring their own kegs and other drinks to stock their own private bar. The optics are free to use.
In addition to the en-suite in The Snug, Conroy's has a separate shower room for guests.
Gallery
The bar, the lounge and the dartboard.
Video walkthrough
A walk through Conroy's
Drop your walkthrough video into public/videos and we will embed it here. Until then, this space is ready for the tour.
Outside
Guests have direct access to the back garden, with outdoor seating and space to relax, enjoy a BBQ or have a drink in the evening. The rural setting also makes it a lovely place to enjoy the peace and quiet and, on clear nights, the dark country skies. On some of those nights, the Northern Lights reach this far south.