Pubs in Longford
County Longford is the third smallest county in Ireland. The true beauty of Longford lies in its quiet countryside of farmlands, bog, the occasional low hill and its pleasant views. The visitor is never far from water The River Shannon, Lough Ree, the River Inny and Lough Gowna where the angler can enjoy the finest fishing. The hot water stretch at Lanesboro is famous. Every canoeist knows the White water stretch at Ballymahon. If you’re a fan of Irish music, there are a number of great old pubs where one can wine, dine and listen to the locals.
Edward J Valentine is a popular pub, or more correctly, it’s divided into two, for alongside it is the ‘The Spiral Tree Bar‘. Both establishments offer different experiences. Edward J’s has a turn-of-the-century style, while the other bar is more contemporary in design. However, the two blend in well, old-style and new, and both have a warm welcoming atmosphere. The pleasant and friendly folk who these days descend on the pub, along with a pint of Guinness make it one of the most popular pubs in the area. A 
Carvery lunch is served daily or you may choose from the bar menu which is served throughout the day. Once you’re in the door, you’ll find it hard to go, for after an hour you’ll feel a part of it and it’s a part of you. Patrick V Fallon’s, is an award winning pub; located in the heart of Longford ( Hotels, Longford, Ireland) town. There is a renowned welcome to this fine, smart 
and friendly pub. This is a well run family pub that serves excellent fresh food, which is prepared from local produce. Patrick V Fallon’s ensures the most memorable evening as possible with its warm ambience and delightful service.
The pubs of Longford (Accommodation, Longford, Ireland) are not simply places in which to satisfy your thirst. They are theatres for storytelling, backdrops for romance, homes away from home and keepers of the spirit of the city, in more ways than one.
