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Clashganny House Restaurant is rural country house serving contemporary Irish cuisine in beautiful setting close to Clashganny Lock on the river Barrow.

Situated in a fine old mid 19th century granite mill house, Clashganny House Restaurant is close to a lush beauty spot with one of Ireland's most famous scenic views nearby.

The style is Fine Dining, but with a good dash of rural realism added. The emphasis is on locally sourced top quality ingredients respectfully prepared and lovingly served by husband & wife team Rob & Karen White.

The Restaurant is open for Dinner from 6pm Wednesday to Saturday and Sunday lunch from 12.30pm.

Contact Details

Address:

Clashganny House Restaurant

Clashganny,

Borris,

Co. Carlow

R95 C792

Telephone: +353 599771003

Website: www.clashgannyhouse.com

Email: www.clashgannyhouse@gmail.com

Facebook: @clashgannyhouse

Instagram: @clashgannyhouse_restaurant

Twitter: @clashgannyhouse

Bulit in 1827 and originally operated as a small hotel supplying grocery, hardware and agricultural provisions, Joyce's Bar was established in 1923 and still has the old grocery and most of the original features remaining in tact.

Today, Joyce's operates as a pub and undertakers (with the funeral home next door) and is now run by John Joyce and offers:

- A friendly, welcoming atmosphere

- A great place for a pint and lively chat

- Steeped in sporting tradition

- Barista coffee and pastries available at weekends.

- Private catering can be arranged for parties.

- B'n'B planned to open here in 2021.

Contact:

Email: john66joyce@gmail.com

Tel: 0879227362

0599773468

0599773114

Facebook: @Joyces-Pub-Borris

This authentic Victorian Bar captures all the charm and character of the bygone era.

Nestled at the foot of Mount Leinster, drop in and relax over a pint, or some good coffee or maybe a sweet or two. You never know you might even leave with a pair of wellies or a new shirt, anything is possible.

Opening Hours:

Thursday 7-11.30pm

Friday 7-12.30pm

Saturday 2.30-12.30pm

Sunday 2.30-11.00pm

Bank Holiday Mondays 6-11.30pm

Osborne's Bar

Rathanna,

Borris,

Co. Carlow

Phone:

Eric +353 (0)85 86 27 891

O’Shea’s, General Merchants was founded in 1934 when Michael O’Shea purchased from the O’Brien family. Much has changed over the past 80 years but O’Shea’s pub has retained much of the character and style of times past. Customers can sit on a bar stool and enjoy a pint and at the same time buy a fishing rod or a box of nails or a light bulb or a bottle of milk or a loaf of bread.

We offer a friendly atmosphere to meet friends for a night out or relax after a walk on the Borris Viaduct, Mount Leinster or down the Barrow line. The ‘Parlour’ offers a relaxing area to enjoy a coffee in the afternoon or to cosy up to the open fire at night.

Our ‘Back Bar’ area is an ideal spot for groups to get

together after a hurling game or a trip canoeing on the Barrow or walking the mountains.

Groups are always welcome. We can offer finger food for groups of all sizes and music can be arranged for your night.

If you would like to arrange an event please contact Michael on

Telephone: (059) 9773106

Email: michael@osheasofborris.ie

Facebook: @OSheaspub

Postal address: Main Street, Borris, Co. Carlow R95 C92R.

Teddy's Fast Food Takeaway is a locally owned fast food restaurant serving customers since 2000.

It offers traditional fish and chips, burgers, chicken, sausages and much more Monday to Sunday. It also caters for variety of occasions and local events, ie birthday parties, sports celebrations etc.

Phone orders and credit cards accepted.

Opening hours: Monday to Sunday 4pm until late.

Contact details:

Email: karolinajoyce@yahoo.ie

Website: https://teddys-fast-food.business.site/

Facebook: @teddysborris

Address: Main Street, Borris, Co. Carlow, R95AW29

The Mullichain Café is situated on the banks of the river Barrow in St Mullins, known as "The Jewel of the Barrow," where you can sit with a glass of wine or a good cup of coffee and watch the river flow by - that's the good life.

The café is part of the restored grain store buildings that were used by the Grand Canal Company and then Odlums, the millers.

Open 11 a.m. – 6 p.m., weekends in February and daily March – October.

Contact details:

W: www.themullichaincafe.

E: mullichaincafe@gmail.com

T: 051 424440

T: 087 2584663 Martin

T: 086 8288047 Mark

R95 XY93

Social:

Facebook - @The Mullichain Cafe

Blog -The Mullichain Cafe ,Cafe by The River