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The Top House
If you want rugby with a proper local buzz, The Top House on Main Street in Newtown, Annacotty is the place to be for Six Nations matchdays.
With big screens scattered throughout the cosy pub, you won’t miss a scrum, lineout or try. Great pub grub, excellent drinks and a friendly, local atmosphere make every kick feel huge, whether you’re with mates or making new ones.
Phone (061) 338 893 or email marketing@thetophouse.ie
Bill Chawke’s Bar
Bill Chawke’s Bar in Adare is a traditional pub made for Six Nations days, with big screens, strong atmosphere and plenty of space to gather. The focus is on the pints, rugby and good company as the action unfolds.
Arrive early and get a spot in front of the fire!
Phone 061-396160
Aunty Lena’s
Aunty Lena’s in Adare is a great place to catch the Six Nations while enjoying our newly launched food menu. With multiple screens, a relaxed atmosphere and fresh Irish dishes now being served, it’s ideal for long match-day gatherings. Food is served throughout.
To book, email info@auntylenas.com or call 061-396114.
The Old Quarter
When rugby takes over Limerick, the Old Quarter on Little Ellen Street is right at the heart of it. A true city landmark, it’s known for its electric matchday atmosphere, packed screens and buzzing outdoor area that fills with fans for all the big matches.
Add quality pints, great food and a crowd that lives every moment, and you’ve got one of the city’s best places to watch this year’s Six Nations matches.
Located at Little Ellen Street Limerick, V94 A6N6 phone 061 401 190 or email marketing@theoldquarter.ie
Fordes Courtyard
If you’re looking for a fresh rugby spot with serious flavour, Fordes Courtyard on Little Ellen Street delivers. As Limerick’s newest bar, pair your Six Nations matchday action with delicious Italian-inspired food, the perfect balance of good sport and great dining.
Big screens, a lively crowd and standout Pizzas mean you can soak up every moment of the matches while enjoying great food in a buzzing new setting.
Phone 061 501 015 or email info@fordescourtyard.ie
South’s Pub
If you want a true matchday experience steeped in tradition, Souths Pub, located on Quinlan Street, is hard to beat. One of Limerick’s most iconic rugby pubs, watch the pub come to life for every Six Nations fixture.
Add in famously good pints pulled to perfection, and you’ve got a place where rugby history, atmosphere and matchday passion meet.
Phone 061 318 850 or email wjsouths@gmail.com
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