*the bird and the barrel*

Nestled in history and charm, The Bird and The Barrel has been a cornerstone of the Monaghan family legacy since first opening its doors way back in 1804. This quaint gastro pub is famous for its Sunday roast dinners, drawing visitors from far and wide to savour the legendary Nanny Rita’s roasties.

Elderly woman in kitchen holding a dish with baked vegetables.

a good roast sets you up for the week ahead

With a generous beer garden for the sunny days and cosy interiors warmed by roaring fires in colder months, The Bird and The Barrel is a place where the atmosphere is as warm as the welcome.

Locals aren’t just customers here; they’re family, sharing in hearty food, and rich history.

At its heart of it all is the unforgettable Nanny Rita, whose wit and charm are as legendary as her unbeatable roasties, infusing the pub with a sense of character and warmth that leaves every visitor with a smile.

Exterior of "The Bird and The Barrel" pub with hanging flower baskets and vintage-style lamps.
Two people holding glasses of red wine in front of a lit fireplace.
Interior of a dimly lit room with a "Time For a Guinness" sign, framed photos on the wall, a glowing wall lamp, and two paper menus on a table, including a drinks menu and a menu labeled "Sunday Carvery Menu" featuring starters, mains, and desserts.
Guinness Father's Day promotion sign with offer for free food and drinks for dads.
Interior of a rustic bar with exposed brick walls, a fireplace, and a black sign. The sign reads "A good roast dinner sets you up for the week ahead - Nanny Rita." There are two green stools and a plant beside the fireplace.
Bar counter with Guinness beer tap, lit ambient lighting.