Opened in 1984 by Seamus McCaffery, this lively pub is full of Irish charm. Irish football (hurley) is likely to be on the television. Besides good beer, you will also find some tasty treats. The Traditional Irish Breakfast, served all day, comes with sausage and rashers, eggs, black and white pudding, and soda bread. If you just want a snack, try the Trotters Pork Pies. The best of the house is the Guinness Chicken, a breaded chicken patty smothered with hearty mushroom and Guinness gravy.