Dungarvan Travel Guide

 pure1942 Says:  Ring or 'An Rinn' in Irish is an official Gaeltacht area near Dungarvan. A Gaeltacht area is an area in whihc the predominant language used locally is Irish. Gaeltacht areas in Ireland are mostly located along the west coast such as Kerry (the Dingle Peninsula) Galway and... 

 clunker Says:  Spend a few hours walking about, taking in the sights of Dungarvan Habor and Grattan Square. There are plenty of places to do a bit of shopping, as well as many quality pubs and restaurants. There is a farmers market in the square selling local meats, farmhouse cheeses,... 

 pure1942 Says:  The Moresby Buoy is located at the Abbetside end of the causeway (opposite Eurospar Shop).The buoy is a monument to the tragic sinking of the Moresby ship in Dungarvan Bay on December 24th 1895. Twenty lives were lost including Captain Coomber and his wife and daughter. In... 

 pure1942 Says:  The Cunnigar is another nature lovers paradise not far from Dungarvan. The Cunnigar is a sand spit which has formed across the mouth of Dungarvan Bay and is a popular place for locals to walk along, especially on sunny days. sand dunes have formed along the narrow spit and... 

 SabrinaSummerville Says:  The Tannery has long been renowned as one of Ireland's best restaurants. I have been going there for many years now and this wonderful eatery has withstood the test of time.Located in a stone fronted building, the establishment is on two levels. The main and more spacious... 

 tracep Says:  Recently me and a few friend visited Dungarvan for a change of scenery. We had a brilliant time in the towns pub's.However when we came to going into Creation niteclub we were meet with complete ignorance and treated disrespectfully by the night clubs bouncer's.As we got to... 

 pure1942 Says:  The second nightclub in Dungarvan is Creation which is actually in Abbeyside on the other side of the bridge. The club is fine for a few late drinks and isn't bad for a town nightclub. Casual but no tracksuits or runners 

 pure1942 Says:  The Lady Belle is a busy central pub just off Grattan Square in Dungarvan. The clean and atmospheric pub has a strong maritime theme and the name of the pub refers to a ship 'The Lady Belle' which was a famous Dungarvan ship. The pub has two levels but the upstairs bar only... 

 pure1942 Says:  Downey's is another popular pub on O'Connell Street in Dungravan town centre. The pub has a mainly young crowd but the pub welcomes all visitors. The interior is dark and atymospheric with traditional wooden furniture and low wooden bar with traditional wooden partitions.... 

 pure1942 Says:  There is no train service to Dungarvan so the only option to reach Dungarvan by Pubvlic Transoport is to take the national bus service (Bus Éireann) You can get a bus from Cork by getting the Cork to Waterford City bus which goes through Dungarvan (Coming from Waterford City... 

 deisecailin Says:  It's got everything -----------------fab selection, staff who love tunessssss, something for everyone, why not try something different - open your mind CASSETTTE - VIDEO - VINYL - CD - DVD - INSTRUMENTS Local groups, musicians, singers include: Danu, Liam Clancy, Paddy... 

 clunker Says:  This pub could have just as easily fallen under "restaurants" or "nightlife" as it does here under "off the beaten path". It's a gorgeous pub located only about 2-3 km outside of Dungarvan town just off the N25 on the Cork road. Just follow the signs, it's easy to find. Yes,... 

 pure1942 Says:  For a town of it's size Dungarvan is spoilt for choice when it comes to the sport of Golf. The town boasts three 18 hole championship golf courses. All three courses are very different in their own right and all have their own unique features. You can buy green fees for all...