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Barfly: Nancy’s, Ardara, Co Donegal

Seven generations of the same family have run this incredibly cosy landmark pub, perched on the Wild Atlantic Way

Posted byGary QuinnFebruary 21, 2021February 21, 2021Posted inBarflyTags:Barfly, donegal, ireland, pub, Travel, wild atlantic wayLeave a comment on Barfly: Nancy’s, Ardara, Co Donegal

Islandmen reborn – capturing a Blasket gathering

A film about two American cousins who’d previously never met, on an island they’ve never been to – why does the story of ‘The Crest’ speak so vividly to us all?

Posted byGary QuinnFebruary 16, 2021Posted inTravelTags:Dingle, ireland, surfing, surfing movie, TravelLeave a comment on Islandmen reborn – capturing a Blasket gathering

A walk on the wild side: meet the first woman to YoYo the Pacific Crest Trail

Dubliner Olive McGloin was the first woman to walk the Pacific Crest Trail from Mexico to Canada – and back

Posted byGary QuinnFebruary 16, 2021February 21, 2021Posted inTravelTags:pacific crest trail, the sea road, Travel, walkingLeave a comment on A walk on the wild side: meet the first woman to YoYo the Pacific Crest Trail

Gary Quinn’s big regret? Throwing a kind man’s shoes in the bin

A hitchhiking trip across Europe takes a dangerous turn when a thief drugs his victims – but that’s not what sticks in the mind

Posted byGary QuinnFebruary 16, 2021February 16, 2021Posted inTravelTags:drugged, shoes, the sea road, TravelLeave a comment on Gary Quinn’s big regret? Throwing a kind man’s shoes in the bin

Inside the four best whiskey bars in Ireland

First published as a cover story in The Irish Times in 2014, this feature profiled the four best whiskey bars in Ireland that year

Posted byGary QuinnFebruary 14, 2021February 14, 2021Posted inWhiskeyLeave a comment on Inside the four best whiskey bars in Ireland

Barfly: the Cobblestone in Dublin’s Smithfield

It’s hard to imagine the art of Irish song under any kind of threat after a session at this pub

Posted byGary QuinnFebruary 14, 2021February 14, 2021Posted inBarflyLeave a comment on Barfly: the Cobblestone in Dublin’s Smithfield

Barfly: Nora Murphy’s Bar, Brandon, Co Kerry

The view from its front door is beautiful and there’s always a great welcome inside

Posted byGary QuinnFebruary 14, 2021February 14, 2021Posted inBarflyLeave a comment on Barfly: Nora Murphy’s Bar, Brandon, Co Kerry

Barfly: The Long Hall, Georges St, Dublin

There are few pubs in Dublin that can match this great Victorian relic

Posted byGary QuinnFebruary 14, 2021February 14, 2021Posted inBarflyLeave a comment on Barfly: The Long Hall, Georges St, Dublin

Barfly: Osbornes Bar, Rathanna, Co Carlow

The interior has been returned to its peak yet the passing of time is captured on every surface

Posted byGary QuinnJanuary 14, 2020February 14, 2021Posted inBarflyLeave a comment on Barfly: Osbornes Bar, Rathanna, Co Carlow

Barfly: Graces, Rathmines, Dublin

Its currency is space for conversation, comfort, a welcome for musicians and excellent service

Posted byGary QuinnJune 21, 2019February 21, 2021Posted inBarflyTags:Barfly, bars, ireland, irish bars, pubs, Travel2 Comments on Barfly: Graces, Rathmines, Dublin

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