W J South’s

Great limerick pub for a quick few pints if your under 30 years of age.
Other than that its a great place to just sit and relax. Enjoy the atmosphere and a friendly chat with nice bar staff.

This commodious pub is a good place for a quiet drink. It tends to cater to passing trade and a middle aged crowd. It is somewhat sedate and subdued but many find that it its chief allure.
There are many beers to be had a a few wines and spirts. There is food too though not at all hours. There is a telly on the wall.
There is nothing very exceptional about the food or drink.
The place is exceedingly clean and bar staff are efficient if staid.
The founder was named Willie South. There is a copy of the Proclamation of the Irish Republic affixed to the wall.
His nephew was Sean South of Garryowen who was killed when he led a terrorist attack on police in Co. Fermanagh.
There is a W J South pub as part of the Imperial Hotel in Cork City.