Our Traditional style pub is known locally as "The Pikeman Bar", so called as the Pikeman Statue ("Croppy Boy") is just outside our front door on the main street.

Our bar food menu is second to none and offers a wide and extensive choice of excellent food at moderate prices - see sample menu. Our Bar Food Menu finishes at 9.30pm to facilitate our Traditional Irish Music Sessions every Friday night all year around and nightly during Summer months, which have proved very popular with local and visiting customers alike.

Divided into two sections, the section nearest the street was once upon a time the location of the local post office and home of Oliver Rowland Mason, Postmaster. The ornate ceilings, hand carved furniture, and fireplaces are testament to that fact. The Main features of the Bar are two open fires, wood panelled walls and traditional leaded glass all combining to give a warm and welcoming atmosphere to Tralee 's most popular and historic pub.