County Mayo (Hotels, Mayo, Ireland) is the third largest county in Ireland and is located in the West Of Ireland in the province of Connaught. You’ll be overwhelmed with the breathtaking coastline, spectacular scenery, sandy beaches and hundreds of island and lakes that provide an abundance of unspoiled beauty. Mayo (Accommodation, Mayo, Ireland) has lots of marvelous pubs hosting excellent traditional Irish music.

The Broken Jug welcomes you with the finest drink and an excellent restaurant with Carvery lunches as their specialty. This is a really comfortable pub with a warm and friendly atmosphere, the kind of place that you dont want to leave. Deanwood Hotel is another exceptional old style bar in a sprawling Georgian house situated in the heart of Ballina. It is renowned for the quality, friendly service and has some spectacular views of the famous River Moy. Matt Molloys dates back to 1896 and is well known for its traditional music, owned by Matt Molloy who is a member of Ireland’s most famous band, The Chieftains. This bustling place has a genuine rural atmosphere and there’s lots of Irish craic and great music. This place has tons of charm. Flannerys, is a tastefully decorated pub with a fine wooden bar in Ballinrobe set in picturesque Mayo (Holiday Homes, Mayo, Ireland). An exceptional menu in the bar or a full a la carte meal in the restaurant, prompt service and a great cross section of music adds to the lovely country character to this pub. There’s a good friendly atmosphere and a nice mix of locals and visitors. A visit here is definitely a must.

Idyically set on the banks of the River Moy, Murphy Brothers Pub is an ideal place with a traditional lounge bar and an incredible selection of whiskeys. Its superb restaurant provides exceptional food; you can indulge in saut�chicken, roast breast of duckling, or supreme of chicken. For the high quality of the food, service and atmosphere at Murphy Bros one can be sure of an interesting and enjoyable time.

Go ahead and explore this magnificent county, Mayo is definitely one of Ireland’s best-kept secrets!