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Sean Og's is a great little pub. We were there on the night of the All Ireland Football Championship, so can't say if the place is always this full.
There was live music, fiddles playing and patrons up dancing. There is a cozy isolated spot at the back with a big chair at the end of a long table..... can hold at least six people. The rest of the place is mostly stools along the wall with a ledge for your beer.
Traditional pub.
Dress Code:
Casual
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Tralee, being a college town and popular tourist spot, boasts a lot of bars - mainly down Abbey St, and Bridge St like Horans niteclub and Sean Ogs bar.
Dress Code:
Casual
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