An Spailpin Fanac, Cork

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An Spailpin Fanac, Cork

An Spailpin Fanac, Cork

Located across from the Beamish Brewery in the heart of historic Cork City, An Spailpin Fanac dates back to 1779. A splendid old dwelling with low ceilings, exposed brick walls, and open fireplaces, An Spailpin Fanac is known in the city of Cork as one of the best places to hear live traditional Irish music. Patrons will find the atmosphere of this pub relaxed and friendly. Offering great service, this is the perfect spot to meet up with friends and throw back a few pints while enjoying the traditional sounds of Ireland.

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Sight Name: An Spailpin Fanac
Sight Location: Cork, Ireland (See walking tours in Cork)
Sight Type: Food/Drink
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