Best Nightlife in New Ross

"69 John Street | ., Kilkenny R95 XN44, IrelandDelivery, Takeout, Outdoor Seating, Seating, Waitstaff, Parking Available, Validated Parking, Television, Highchairs Available, Wheelchair Accessible, Serves Alcohol, Full Bar, Wine and Beer, Accepts Mastercard, Accepts Visa, Free Wifi, Reservations, Private Dining, Accepts Credit CardsSteakhouse, Irish, Healthy, Bar, European, Pub, Vegetarian Friendly, Gluten Free Options, Vegan OptionsBreakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Brunch, Late Night+353 56 776 5133"

"Bridies at Langtons is a chic outdoor dining area with a vintage flair. The charming walled garden brings a classy feel to your surroundings. Hidden in the middle of Kilkenny’s Medieval City, it’s charm and old world style make this small bar the perfect place to meet your friends and make some new ones."

"Location:The four star Langton House Hotel is the jewel in Kilkenny's medieval crown. Situated on the vibrant John Street in Kilkenny city centre, we are only a moment's walk from the Train & Bus Station. Only 60 mins Dublin."

"Located in a quiet secluded courtyard just off the main tourist area, Kilkenny’s River Court Hotel provides one of the most picturesque backdrops for outdoor dining. With a view of Kilkenny Castle and overlooking the River Nore, the Terrace at the Kilkenny River Court is the perfect place to sit back, unwind and enjoy a glass of prosecco after a day exploring the Medieval City. Whether you are on a girly getaway or couples staycation you will love soaking up the ambience in this unique location."

"This hotel sits pretty as a picture on the banks of the River Nore in the heart of Kilkenny. All of the 102 rooms feature crisp cream-coloured interiors, with some boasting great views of the city’s 12th-century castle. If you feel like pushing the boat out, there are two suites that have more of an old-world feel and one has a private balcony."

"This stunning four-star property sits alongside the River Nore in the centre of Kilkenny city. Not only is the waterside setting something special but the hotel offers its guests views of the 12th century, Kilkenny Castle. Rooms are bright and contemporary with tonnes of natural light and neutral shades."

"Where gin meets the south east coast, Davy Macs is going to make you one happy traveler if you’re into this al la mode spirit and if you’re not I doubt you’ll find it hard to be convinced!. The first ever dedicated gin bar in the south east, Davy Macs won the Irish over by serving up the best expressions of gin throughout the Emerald Isle. They were awarded the best place to have a classic fresh gin and tonic."

"How about a traditional Irish pub with a bit of a modern twist?. Located on John’s Avenue, on the outside, Davy Mac’s Bar looks like any traditional Irish cottage but inside it’s a lovely old tavern. Sit by the old stove, admire the antique beer taps and the memorabilia covering the walls."

"Sinnotts is a highly popular late night bar/ nightclub which is situated at ground level in Waterford. Located in Waterford City Centre just by the junction of John Street, the Manor and Parnell Street, Sinnotts Bar benefits from frontage onto both Manor and John’s Street."

"This laid-back pub in Waterford is a family-run establishment. In operation since 1759, it is safe to say this is truly a local’s spot with an all-welcome policy. Seeing as it is a slight bit off the beaten track, visitors can expect a more low-key vibe while friends challenge each other over games of snooker and couples cosy up in intimate snugs."

"Established in 1759, the walls of Henry Downes & Co. could tell a few tales!. This unique pub is one of the few remaining that bottle their own whiskey. It’s a little off-the-beaten-path on Thomas Street (behind Dooley’s Hotel on the Quay)."

"Opened in 1797, this is considered to be Waterford’s best pub. Even though there are no amenities, the pub appeals to people of all ages with different tastes. Whether they are into theater, hip hop, or Jazz, Downes is a popular highlight."

"It’s an award-winning beer which has also found some success in the export market, having made its way to the USA. The original Sullivan’s began brewing in Kilkenny in the early 1700s. During the potato famine in 1845, Sullivan’s Brewery became one of Ireland’s largest soup kitchens."

"All outdoor pods are now fully heated allowing you to stay warm & cosy while you dine outdoors. As we are currently operating within the level 3 COVID guidelines please book ahead. Open daily from 1pm for lunch and dinner."

"Sullivan’s is thought to be the oldest known brewery in Kilkenny. Founded in 1706, Sullivan’s even predates Smithwicks’s. Stop for a nightcap at Sullivan's Taproom for a pint of craft beer."

"One of Ireland’s finest Cistercian ruins, Jerpoint Abbey was established in the 12th century, with the tower and cloister dating from the late-14th or early-15th century. It is famous for its unusually large number of medieval stone carvings – look for the series of unusual and often amusing figures, both human and animal, carved on the pillars around the cloister. The abbey enjoys a lovely rural setting about 2.5km southwest of Thomastown on the N9."

"Parading peacocks guard the splendid 19th-century Johnstown Castle, the former home of the once-mighty Fitzgerald and Esmonde families (the estate was gifted to the nation in 1945). The empty castle (not open to public) is surrounded by 20 hectares of beautiful wooded gardens complete with an ornamental lake, a sunken Italian garden, statues and waterfalls. The castle is 7km southwest of Wexford town."

"In this crowded little deli, takeaway wraps, paninis, baps, bagels and thick-cut-bread sandwiches are assembled using choice imported meats and cheeses (plus a few top-notch local varieties). Market in Kilkenny City"

"Located in the restored Chapter house rooms in St. Mary’s Cathedral, the Cathedral Cafe is the perfect place to eat in Kilkenny for breakfast, brunch or lunch. Open Mon – Fri 9am – 4pm. Delicious and locally sourced food to suit all appetites, all found in a serene setting in the heart of Medieval Kilkenny."