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Palmerstown House is an historical coach house, licenced as an Inn since 1732. Located ten minutes from the city centre and on the road to the West of Ireland. Restaurant open and barfood served seven days a week. Carvery lunch on Monday – Friday and on Sundays. Spacious car park adjacent to the pub. Wheelchair access and guide dog friendly. Outdoor smoking area.
Friendly Local Pub in Palmerstown Village. Spacious lounge, comfortable seating to relax and enjoy a drink or have some bar food. Live Music Saturday and Sunday with some of the best live entertainmnet acts around. Open Poker tournament every Tuesday Night. Excellent pub to watch your favourite football team or cheer on the Dubs! Large beer garden at the rear of the pub where you enjoy a cool beer or a cocktail on a sunny afternoon. Palmerstown House is an ideal pub for large or small parties.
Mouth watering Food Served 7 days.
We have meal deals and great offers for Communions and Confirmations , Mothers day, Hot & Cold Buffets and finger Food on so check out our menus.
We cater for all Functions and with our new function room it is the perfect venue for your party.
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Palmerstown House
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