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Closed/former/forgotten Limerick Pubs
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LimerickCity wrote: »Albie Carolls was the other end of the block from Paddy Sullivan's. It was later the Corner Bar. The pub further up past Noonans and Slattery was The Chaser. There was another further up on the corner with Wolfe Tone Street and another further up on he opposite side of the road where you could get take away alcohol. Can't remember the names.
Ann O'Connor's was the one on the corner, and the one across from the barracks, I think that was called Joe Murphy's.
To answer a previous poster's question regarding the Tav being a Murphy's house, it hasn't served Murphy's in about 10 years unfortunately. The owner John Moloney sold the large Murphy's sign for advertising. They still serve Harp in there though, unusually.
Anyone here remember Ma Reilly's in Parnell street? It was OK but it attracted a dodgy crowd. It was totally rebuilt in the late 90's but closed down only a few months afterwards. Also, I miss Alby Carroll's back when it was called the Ryan O'Neill, especially Leo Shine's karaoke nights
One of the owners died while on holiday and it assumed new ownership under the name "The Corner Bar". The new owners left in all the heads from Weston and Prospect and the place went downhill, closing shortly afterwards. 0 -
Sgt Hartman wrote: »Ann O'Connor's was the one on the corner, and the one across from the barracks, I think that was called Joe Murphy's.
To answer a previous poster's question regarding the Tav being a Murphy's house, it hasn't served Murphy's in about 10 years unfortunately. The owner John Moloney sold the large Murphy's sign for advertising. They still serve Harp in there though, unusually.
Anyone here remember Ma Reilly's in Parnell street? It was OK but it attracted a dodgy crowd. It was totally rebuilt in the late 90's but closed down only a few months afterwards. Also, I miss Alby Carroll's back when it was called the Ryan O'Neill, especially Leo Shine's karaoke nights One of the owners died while on holiday and it assumed new ownership under the name "The Corner Bar". The new owners left in all the heads from Weston and Prospect and the place went downhill, closing shortly afterwards.
That's a pity about the Murphy's, it used to be s renowned Murphy's house.0 -
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Sgt Hartman wrote: »Ann O'Connor's was the one on the corner, and the one across from the barracks, I think that was called Joe Murphy's.
To answer a previous poster's question regarding the Tav being a Murphy's house, it hasn't served Murphy's in about 10 years unfortunately. The owner John Moloney sold the large Murphy's sign for advertising. They still serve Harp in there though, unusually.
Anyone here remember Ma Reilly's in Parnell street? It was OK but it attracted a dodgy crowd. It was totally rebuilt in the late 90's but closed down only a few months afterwards. Also, I miss Alby Carroll's back when it was called the Ryan O'Neill, especially Leo Shine's karaoke nights One of the owners died while on holiday and it assumed new ownership under the name "The Corner Bar". The new owners left in all the heads from Weston and Prospect and the place went downhill, closing shortly afterwards.
I remember the Ryan o Neill and all them other pubs that general area surprised paddy Benson has not been mentioned yet. I remember leo shine would occasionally burst into a rap usually mister boombastic by shaggy in the middle of songs. The owner pat o Neill who died abroad was a very fair and good publican it had a good mix of regulars of all ages middle aged and there grown up children would often come in and play pool before heading in to town leaving there parents behind. They were also involved with the friends of the elderly from the Hyde road prospect area once saw a priest give mass in the pub for all the members before they went on an outing. Shame it went down hill and eventually closed under the new owners0 -
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