Tigh Neachtain

Jewel of the Latin Quarter

Behind the striking blue and yellow façade at 17 Cross Street lies one of Galways most iconic pubs.

The tales of Galway past, art and culture are embedded into the wooden nooks and crannies of this historic place. Soak up the vibe of the city and watch the world go by with our sheltered outdoor seating. Discover why it is top of the tourist trail and a must see when visiting Galway. You could find a happy couple taking photos behind the bar on their wedding day or dancing outside to the beat of the street..

Or come inside to enjoy the vast selection of drinks at the bar. From craft beers to their very own home brew, from rare and vintage whiskey and scotch to a creamy Guinness, there is something for everyone.

Enjoy Music, Art, Good Food & Drink in one of Galway’s Finest Pubs

Tigh Neachtain is a cultural and historic landmark situated at the crossroads where High Street joins Quay Street in Galway’s ‘Latin Quarter’. Part of the city’s eclectic scene, it was founded in 1894. The building was the former home of animal rights activist Richard Martin and has served as a meeting place ever since. Tigh Neachtain is loved by locals and visitors alike.

Once you are drawn into the cosy ambiance, it is easy to lose track of time, as conversation hails and music abounds. If you are feeling hungry, delectable lunch and light bites are available. All ingredients are locally sourced, and they take great pride in serving quality in season produce. Pop in and experience the atmosphere that is Tigh Neachtain for yourself.