overpriced and the toilets are a discrace bad service going downhill fast best avoided. More

The Mrs. and I was on a ride to Killarney in June 2006. Our planned route was the northern part of Ireland. When getting a flat tire outside Londonderry we had to change to a quicker route. After a tiring day we had to find a place to stay the night. We asked at some gas stations for advice, but... More

new motorways keep us whizzing bye,but we say you should take the time to turn off and see how such progress can have an adverse effect on an old charming places like this.But what a charming place it is and well worth a stop off for food or a few nights accomodation More

We saw the signs on the road, and needed a pit stop mid morning after leaving Dublin, so we pulled in. So quaint, charming, just like old Ireland. We had brown bread and tea by the fire---wonderful. Wish we were hungry enough for lunch as the beef stew looked and smelled really good. More

I visited the Moone High Cross Inn in June of 2008. I had decided not to stay at another accomodation that I had previously booked and elected to drive closer to Dublin since I was nearing the end of my trip. I saw the sign for the inn on the road and took a chance. It was a great place... More

A fantastic family run country pub with great food and wonderful, creamy pints of Guinness. My brother reckons their steak is the best he's ever tasted. Staff are incredibly friendly. They also do accommodation, so if you don't want to leave, you can sit by the fire and stumble upstairs and sleep it off. An old-school inn that's well worth... More