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Historic Interest
Circa 1920, Grade B2 Listed, reference HB26/30/029
One star - A pub interior of special national historic interest
Listed status: B2
Built c.1920 and increased in size in 1998 by combining the former solicitor's office on the right. The original bar on the left still retains a row of 5 (was 6) snugs. The snugs lost their doors and have new seating following the relaying of the floor in recent years. The original seven-bay bar back with eight-sided niches remains as does the bar counter but with a new polished stone top. The right-hand side is cafe-bar in style and there is a upstairs bar also with modern fittings including a X-rated brass statue.
Built c.1920 and increased in size in 1998 by combining the former solicitor's office on the right. The original bar on the left still retains a row of 5 (was 6) snugs. The snugs lost their doors and have new seating following the relaying of the floor in recent years. The original seven-bay bar back with eight-sided niches remains as does the bar counter but with a new polished stone top. The right-hand side is cafe-bar in style and there is a upstairs bar also with modern fittings including a X-rated brass statue.
The other best remaining examples of snugs in Northern Ireland are at the Crown, Belfast, Northern Ireland;
Rock, Belfast, Northern Ireland;
Mandeville Arms, Portadown;
Fort Bar, West Belfast;
Blakes of the Hollow, Enniskillen
and the rare survivor Carraghers, Camlough, Co. Armagh being a small village pub.
Ronnie Drew's, Belfast
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