Joseph McHughs

“In the limestone village of Liscannor on the fringe of the Burren, a cosy Victorian pub with a blazing hearth. Like so many pubs, P.J. Egan's is a secure winter refuge from real life, with dusty old wine bottles as decoration, wide, wooden armchairs for corpulent drinkers and light bulbs thoughtfully sprayed orange to spare customers that anaemic look intoxication occasionally entails.”

“More than a pub- mid day does coffee/teas/etc. Light snacks too i think? At night old time pub atmosphere. Live music some nights. Not very touristy - a bit off the beaten path.”

“Best fish & Chips eat in or take out, Good portions and very good price, Batter on the fish is amazing”

“Oh th a good selection menu and fresh fish this homely restaurant is a must. Seafood lovers paradise but they serve meat too.”

“An amazing cliff top walk either self directed or join up with Local Guide Pat Sweeney who sets of each morning at 10:00 am outside Oconnor's Pub to offer his own spin on local history and view points along the way. This is an experience not to be missed offering clear views of the Arann Islands and Connemara in the distance on a clear day. Definitely will blow off the cobwebs!!”