About Quinns Bar Swinford Mayo Ireland Quality Irish Pub

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Quinn's Bar
Lower Main Street
Swinford
Co. Mayo
Ireland

Telephone/Fax: 094 925 3510

Telephone/Fax Int. + 353 94 925 3510

From abroad dial 00 353 94 925 3510

Quinns Bar is a popular, charming and friendly quality Irish Pub House. This licensed premises is run by Padraig and Elaine Quinn. Quinn's Pub is one of the most frequented bars in Swinford, Co. Mayo.

Both Elaine and Padraig are locals who have a great knowledge of Swinford and the surrounding hinterland. They are only too happy to share anecdotes with visitors. There's usually a great lively collection of people in Quinns who are warmly welcoming and friendly to the complete stranger. The bar is intimate and well-kept with its open fireplace - hard to beat the welcome of an old Irish open hearth fire. There is plenty of wood and natural charm. It is a little gem.

The drink and music are always memorable, in addition to the company you will be keeping. Just talk and you're in! A cosy and attractive bar with a good pub atmosphere, this is a real enjoyable place whether it's to drink or enjoy the entertainment that is provided four nights a week. A good pint, friendly locals and a warm welcome awaits you.

This landmark pub, previously owned by Devaney’s of Swinford is conveniently located on the corner of Lower Main Street and Circular Road, Swinford, Co. Mayo. Swinford is a thriving market town situated in East Mayo, fifteen minutes drive from Knock International Airport, not too far from the Sligo border.

Many of Quinns Bar patrons are also from south Sligo. A great bunch of people and very friendly. Some stories there!

One can sometimes enjoy a visit to the “Kitchen” with its original range, or you can make your way to the pool room and enjoy a game. Pub accommodation is provided.
During the annual August Bank Holiday, the town celebrates the Swinford Siamsa Sraide Street Festival. The Siamsa Sráide street festival in Swinford includes scenes of pageantry, Céili Dancing, a Heritage Day with displays depicting much of the traditions of the west of Ireland and East Mayo, as well as traditional sessions in pubs throughout the town.

You can also stay in the pub’s delightfully refurbished en-suite accommodation, provided at very reasonable rates. Needs to be reserved in advance. Elaine and Padraig have retained many of the original features of the old home. All of the bedrooms have been newly refurbished and are equipped with television, tea and coffee making facilities. There’s a choice of single, double and family rooms and each one is elegant, spacious and fully furnished.

This pub is a great all rounder with plenty of warmth and character. Be it for drink, music or the craic. The place is always lively and entertaining with a great pubby atmosphere, making Quinn’s Bar Swinford an ideal base from which to travel and view the majestic scenery of the west of Ireland. Swinford is renowned for its fishing waters; in particular the river Moy, Callow lakes and many more, which yield excellent brown trout. Swinford is also within easy reach of the fishing lakes of Lough Conn and Lough Cullin near Foxford and the great salmon runs on the river Moy.