Your Giant Guide to Short Breaks in Northern Ireland Summer 2022

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Our favourite places where the welcome is always

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Crosskeys Inn, Co. Antrim

Blakes of the Hollow, Co. Fermanagh

The Blackbird, Derry~Londonderry

The Sunflower, Belfast

In Northern Ireland, our pubs are places where we come together to meet each other, and everyone else. This is where we truly find ourselves, our colourful characters, our tales tall and true, our food, our drink, our craic and, of course, our giant welcome. Here's some of our favourite places, where the craic is always on tap:

1/ Crosskeys Inn, Toomebridge, Co. Antrim Never mind that it’s the oldest thatched pub in Ireland, dating all the way back to the 1600s, this is somewhere to rest up a while and soak up the atmosphere, the age-old traditions, a Crosskeys single malt and a tune or two.

2/ The Sunflower, Belfast, Co. Antrim If it’s live music, awesome pizza, local beers and spirits you’re after then this is your place. Throw in an eclectic, arty mix of décor and clientele and you’re all set for a night with the latest up and coming music acts.

3/ Bridge Bar, Newry, Co. Down Opening the door of The Bridge Bar is like opening the book on Newry City itself – everyone’s here. In fact they’re all here for the great drink, with a gin bar and the best cocktails to indulge in.

4/ Keegan’s Bar, Armagh, Co. Armagh It’s easy to spot the bright painted front and dinky little windows right in the heart of the City of Armagh. Behind that façade is a traditionally-styled family-run bar that offers a timeless welcome to locals and visitors alike.

5/ Blackbird, Derry~Londonderry If ever there was a bar that could sing its own sweet song it would be Blackbird. The locals just love to crow about its reputation for amazing food, live music and selection of drinks from near and far.

Summer Pub Events The Rostrevor Inn, Co. Down

Narnian Experience A magical adventure around the Narnia Trail followed by a All information correct at the time of printing. Please book events directly. Tourism NI accept no responsibility for events that are cancelled or postponed.

sumptuous ‘Afternoon Tea with Mr Tumnus’ at Crawfords Bar. Date: Friday 22nd July, Friday 29th July, Saturday 30th July

The Rostrevor Inn, Co. Down

Ceili and Craic Embrace the music, food and culture of the Mournes in one captivating immersive experience at Crawfords Bar. Date: Tuesday 26th July

Market Inn, Draperstown

Supper Club Join local singer-songwriter Paul Casey and guests for a relaxed and intimate night of good food and music. Date: Friday 16th September

The Brewer’s House, Co. Tyrone

Live music Music lover? Then you’ve got to head to The Brewer’s House on Saturdays where you can enjoy an eclectic mix of brilliant live music – all summer long!

The Errigle Inn, Belfast

Traditional Session in Pinewood If trad music is your thing, then the Pinewood Bar will be music to your ears. Enjoy traditional music sessions every Tuesday!

The Dirty Duck, Holywood, Co. Down

25 Year Celebration A fun-filled weekend of live music, local cask ales and delicious food. Date: 11th-14th August

The Copper Tap, Omagh

Bottomless Brunch Dive deep into a brilliant bottomless brunch at The Copper Tap with tasty cocktails and a choice of two menu options. Not to mention a DJ and sax player! Date: Saturday 16th July & Saturday 13th August

Blakes of the Hollow, Enniskillen

Folk Sessions Raise your glass and tap your foot to amazing live music at Blakes of the Hollow’s legendary Wednesday weekly folk sessions. For more inspiration on the perfect places to eat and drink this summer, visit discovernorthernireland.com discovernorthernireland.com

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