This is our full list of pubs that have been visited and reviewd by our team at Ciddy Tours. Click any of the links to get a more detailed picture of each one.
WATERFORD CITY PUBSAlfie Hales - Barrack St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
Alfies 4th attempt at the mundane
Alfie Hales - Ballybricken Green Waterford (7 out of 10)
Where the Ballybricken men now reside
Bad Bobs - Paddy Browns Road, Lismore Park (6 out of 10)
The younger version of the Park Inn. Full of the sons and daughters of ex glass
Bolgers - Military Rd. Waterford (8 out of 10)
The Anti-Tardis: Big on the outside but tiny when you go in
Bothair Buithe - Cleaboy Rd. Waterford (5 out of 10)
Skanger ville by night ? Dinner dates by day
Bradys 19th - St. Johns Park Waterford (6 out of 10)
Join the locals and stare at everyone as they enter
Caulfields - Lower Yellow Rd. Waterford (8 out of 10)
A pub of 2 halves
Crannog - Leamy St. Waterford (8 out of 10)
The spiritual home of seanybiker.
Dignity - John St. Waterford (8 out of 10)
Ideal for some man on man action
Dooleys - Merchants Quay Waterford (7 out of 10)
A throw back to the eighties. A mixture of traveling shoe salesmen and middle ag
Downses - Thomas St. Waterford (10 out of 10)
This pub has not changed in years and that is by far its charm. The Whiskey macs
Electic Avenue - John St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Late bar with live music. The best of live venue in town.
Escape Nightclub - John St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
A Dancehall for the Bebo generation.
Fans Vicorian Bar - The Mall Waterford (7 out of 10)
It might look like a place to eat but downstairs is a place to drink. A subtle b
Garveys - Ballytruckle Rd. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Where grown men watch the Late late Show
Geoffs - John St. Waterford (9 out of 10)
A firm Ciddy Centre Favorite. Has an amazing smoking garden lacks to look at and
Harveys (Shefflins) - Manor St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
The closest thing you can get to drinking with a bunch of students in the tropic
Heffernans - Kilcohan Waterford (7 out of 10)
Formally the Golden Vale. Some of us were scared to go here, but in reality this
Jordans - Custom House Parade Waterford (9 out of 10)
The first place in the world to serve the famous WCT Cocktail the Hot Mossy ! A
Kasbar - John St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
Lots of different levels to lose your friends in. We however preferred it when i
Katty Barrys - Mall Lane Waterford (8 out of 10)
Great pub often overlooked. Back to its best.
Kervicks - Ballybricken Green Waterford (8 out of 10)
This pub is a real turnip for the books.
Kitty Keirnans - Barrack St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Kittys has recently changed hands and now has live bands and some patrons.
Masons - Manor St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
All the feel of a late bar in a pub that closes at normal time.
McLoughlins - O'Connell St. Waterford (8 out of 10)
Favorite hang out for the Garter Lane crew
Mordants - Mayors Walk Waterford (9 out of 10)
It sells exotic drinks from places like Bavaria (in a can). Recently revamped to
Muldoons - John St. Waterford (5 out of 10)
Loud. Go here if you are not permitted anywhere else.
Mullanes - Newgate St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Apparently this place is called Bobbys. We however shall call it Mullanes. A pla
Murphys - Merchants Quay Waterford (8 out of 10)
Great Bikers pub. Complete with good music and good beer.
Ned Kellys - Ballybricken Green Waterford (6 out of 10)
Now that they have renamed it back to Ned kellys we want it to be call the Chari
Nells - Merchants Quay Waterford (9 out of 10)
This pub caters for an eccentric mix of old bikers; even older hippies and the o
Nickys - Mayors Walk Waterford (8 out of 10)
This should be called Tom Barrs
Norriss - Slievekeale Rd. Waterford (8 out of 10)
Great lively spot. Ideal starting point for a jaunt down Barrack street.
Oskars - Dunmore Rd. Ballinakill (6 out of 10)
A Hotel bar without the rooms.
Paddy Browns - Lisduggan Shopping Centre, Lisduggan (6 out of 10)
Always worried about pubs with no windows. This one has a smoking cage for the l
Phil Grimes - Johnstown Waterford (8 out of 10)
The busiest spot in Johnstown. Great atmosphere, always full.
Revolution - John St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Beers of the world. Lots of choice for something a bit different.
Rice House - Barrack St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
The spiritual home of Eddie Batt
Rubys Lounge - John St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
If you are allowed in then you dont need to go to Muldoons.
Ryans - Barrack St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Not one that stands out, but this place has potential.
Sals - Merchants Quay Waterford (8 out of 10)
Best Hot Mossy in Town.
Secrets - High St. Waterford (5 out of 10)
A venue for traditional Polish dancing
Sheridans - Ballybricken Green Waterford (6 out of 10)
The poles have been removed and the carpets cleaned. One of few venues brave eno
T & H Doolans - Great Georges St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Where the BoK was last spotted.
The Back of the Munster - Baileys New St. Waterford (9 out of 10)
Now transformed into the front, this remains a CT favorite. Dont overlook this p
The Belfry - Conduit Ln. Waterford (7 out of 10)
We love the elevated smoking room
The Boat Club - Canada St. Waterford (8 out of 10)
The boat club is a real hidden gem. The staff is very friendly and the drink is
The Bridge Hotel - Merchants Quay Waterford (5 out of 10)
A variety of bars all under one roof.
The Candy Store - St. Johns Park Waterford (8 out of 10)
A real classic local. Dont be foolish enough to speak when the singing pubs is o
The Cove - Dunmore Rd. Ardkeen (6 out of 10)
Where have all the people gone ?
The Dome - WIT Cork Rd. Waterford (5 out of 10)
Lots of students drink here.
The Forum - The Glen Waterford (5 out of 10)
Inside it is black and yet empty! Can transform into a great venue for larger ac
The Gingerman - Arundle Ln. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Tucked away often neglected but worth a visit
The Glass Factory Centre - Cork Rd. Waterford (5 out of 10)
A great place to meet Back Axel. Traditional starting point for the Hard Man Tou
The Granville - Meaghers Quay Waterford (6 out of 10)
Hotel bar with class
The Grattan - Grattan Quay Waterford (7 out of 10)
Handy if you need a pint before getting on the train.
The Kings - Lombard St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Our campaign to return pubs to their original names is starting to pay off. Grea
The Lantern - Upper Yellow Rd. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Friday Night is BEER Night.
The Mansion House - Johnstown Waterford (8 out of 10)
The hub that connects Johnstown with the rest of de ciddy.
The Marina Hotel - Canada St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
A bar on the river without the necessity of a river view.
The Old Ground - The Glen Waterford (9 out of 10)
A hidden gem. We like this place.
The Park Inn - Tyrone Rd, Lismore Park (7 out of 10)
Well run pub. Full of ex glass blowers and taxi drivers.
The Showboat - The Glen Waterford (6 out of 10)
A place that has ghetto chic
The Tap Room - Ballybricken Green Waterford (8 out of 10)
Lively and full of atmosphere. A Ballybricken favorite
The Tavern - Lower Yellow Rd. Waterford (7 out of 10)
One of the few remaining genuine pubs around. Still family run.
The Three Shippes - Canada St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
If you are part of the Celtic Tiger loads of money rugby loving nouveaux rich, t
The Tower Hotel Bar - The Mall Waterford (6 out of 10)
Ideal for value lunches, weddings and funerals
The Traps - Kilcohan Waterford (7 out of 10)
Part of Kilcohan dog track. If you suffer from a fear of children in drinking ar
The Wander Inn - Johnstown Waterford (8 out of 10)
We like the characters, the barman, the smells and the beer. Not many places lik
The Woodman - John St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
A great place for an early evening drink.
The Yellow House - Cork Rd. Waterford (9 out of 10)
An absolute gem. Hasnt changed much over the years and still looks pretty much t
Tom Mahers - O'Connell St. Waterford (10 out of 10)
The first non smoking pub in the World, this place is innovative in many ways. M
Twister Vicks - John St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
Live music with a flourly feel
Uluru - Dunmore Rd. Ardkeen (7 out of 10)
Packed with nurses, students and even a few auld ones to talk dirty to.
Wacky Apple - Michael St, Waterford (7 out of 10)
Still the Old Rogue to Us!
Walshs - Great Georges St. Waterford (9 out of 10)
Despite many an attempt, none of us have been able to frequent this venue. It th
EAST WATERFORD PUBSAggie Hayes - Killea (9 out of 10)
Be prepared to walk into a bus load of American Tourists. Lively country pub
Becketts - Dunmore Rd. Knockboy Cross (6 out of 10)
Ideal spot for a bite to eat.
Byrnes - Ballyhack Lower (9 out of 10)
The only pub on Hack Island. It is clean and it has views of the sea and of home
F.B.D Tintern - Passage East (8 out of 10)
It might not sell drinks, but if you bring your own it can be a real treat.
Jack Meades - Halfway House (9 out of 10)
The original Troll and hobbit pub
Kennedys - Dunmore Rd. Callaghane (9 out of 10)
Difficult to get to but well worth the visit
Murphys - Cloughernagh (8 out of 10)
Difficult place to take in but if you do manage to get here it is well worth the
New Geneva - Dobbyns St. Passage East (7 out of 10)
Rumour had it that this woz a total kip. Rumour was wrong
Saratoga - Woodstown (10 out of 10)
One of the best run pubs in the country.
The Farleigh - Passage East (8 out of 10)
Is it a Chinese restaurant? Might be good if it were...
NORTH WATERFORD / SOUTH KILKENNY PUBSFlynns - Fountain St. Ferrybank (7 out of 10)
The best that Ferrybank has to offer. Can be quite lively.
JJ's - Fountain St. Ferrybank (5 out of 10)
Here we have Chinese food and beer. No where in Ferrybank does this theme better
Lyons - The Orchard Slieverue (9 out of 10)
marvelous how the musky smell on entering slowly blends into the pleasant smell
Stapletons - The Orchard Slieverue (7 out of 10)
All talking will stop the moment you walk inside. Very much a local.
DUNMORE EAST PUBSAzzuro - Dock Rd. Dunmore East (6 out of 10)
Not sure if it?s a pub or a restaurant. Neither are the locals.
The Butcher Powers - Convent Rd. Dunmore East (9 out of 10)
Only authentic fishermans pub to be found. Full of great characters.
The Haven - Dock Rd. Dunmore East (8 out of 10)
Not your typical hotel bar. This one actually is full of character.
The Ocean - Dock Rd. Dunmore East (7 out of 10)
Great food. Ideal for a feed and a few pints.
The Spinnaker - Main Terrace Dunmore East (7 out of 10)
Two rooms. One for beer and one for food. Great spot.
The Strand - Inisfallen Dunmore East (8 out of 10)
Great place for a summer evening drink on the deck.
TRAMORE PUBSAlfie Hales Tramore - Main St. Tramore (5 out of 10)
Where boring is not just a feeling. its a way of life
Crokes - Market Square Tramore (9 out of 10)
Quirky little bar. Enjoy a pint in front of the Super Ser.
Hi B - Turkey Rd. Tramore (6 out of 10)
Popular late bar that caters for those searching for the opposite sex.
Martha Powers - Queens St. Tramore (10 out of 10)
Marthas is lost in time and full of charm. It is right up there with Mahers as o
Murphs - Main St. Tramore (6 out of 10)
Live music spot catering for those who love a good cover band
O'Neills - Patrick St. Tramore (7 out of 10)
Not a bad spot with an excellent smoking area.
Sadie Robinsons - Patrick St. Tramore (9 out of 10)
We liked that here, the staff will pour out your large bottle for you. A talent
Sands Shanty Bar - Strand Rd. Tramore (5 out of 10)
Really this is the front part of the BaldyMan. This part is better positioned fo
The Baldy Man - Turkey Rd. Tramore (5 out of 10)
Full of Teenagers and older people born in the 1990s.
The Esquire - Market Square Tramore (7 out of 10)
As the name suggests, this offers a bit of posh. A well stocked bar and a fancy
The Grand Hotel - Church Road Tramore (6 out of 10)
Tramores answer to Caesars Palace. The cabaret here often features the legend th
The Ritz - Dungarvan Rd. Tramore (8 out of 10)
Great pub tucked away from the beach going aficionados
The Seahorse Tavern - Main St. Tramore (7 out of 10)
Located at the bottom of the hill, appears to cater more for food these days, bu
The Slip Inn - Strand St. Tramore (7 out of 10)
Not one to overlook, this is not a bad spot for a late drink.
The St. Leger - Main St. Tramore (7 out of 10)
Great spot for a game of pool and a few Bottles.
The Victoria Bar (Vic) - Queens St. Tramore (7 out of 10)
Without doubt this is Tramores trendiest bar and also its most popular. It has a
The Waterfront - Strand St. Tramore (8 out of 10)
Has a liberal policy on children, drunks and caravan enthusiasts.
CORK PUBSAlbert Lynch's - O'Brien St. Mallow (8 out of 10)
This place was Visited as part of a stag weekend by a number of our members. The
An bodhran - Oliver Plunkett St Cork (8 out of 10)
Old style city centre pub. Great spot for a quiet pint.
An Brog - Oliver Plunkett St Cork (9 out of 10)
A late bar with character. Plays good music and has a great relaxed atmosphere.
An Spailpin Fanag - South Main St Cork (7 out of 10)
Large Pub with lots of nooks and crannies. We looked in them all but sadly we fo
The Pavilion - Careys Lane Cork (7 out of 10)
A venue pub and night club all in one. The venue is set on 2 levels and offers o
LIMERICK PUBSArdhu - Ennis Rd. Limerick (8 out of 10)
Opened in Summer 2009 this place is setup to cash in on Munster matches. It has
GONE BUT NOT FORGOTTENBailey - Ballybricken Green Waterford (6 out of 10)
We lived in hope that this might one day reopen.
Baker Street - John St. Waterford (4 out of 10)
Was only worth going to in groups of at least 18. That way there would be people
City Arms - Arundle Sq. Waterford (4 out of 10)
Gone and yet no one really noticed.
De Vincis - Michael St, Waterford (6 out of 10)
Maintained a sign for Temple Bar over the door. We liked it when it was Bobby Mc
Egans - Broad St. Waterford (8 out of 10)
Greatly missed
Fiddlers Green - Lombard St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
This was only open for a short period under this name. Our one attempt to go her
Fletchers - John St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
Had a brief busy spell, but never really managed to draw in the crowds.
Hush - Morgan St. Waterford (5 out of 10)
The original pub to cater for the pink Euro.
Miler - Milepost (8 out of 10)
This was the village of Mileposts finest. Sadly the pub including its authentic
Nineteen - Michael St, Waterford (5 out of 10)
Died along with the trend of naming your pub after the number in the street.
O'Gradys Yard - John St. Waterford (3 out of 10)
The Grave Yard was a more suitable name for this dull spot.
Oblivion - John St. Waterford (4 out of 10)
Despite a cunning change of name Oblivion only lasted six months.
Old Stand - Broad St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
The stand was once the place to have pints while the lack was out shopping.
Paul Flynns - Lombard St. Waterford (5 out of 10)
The Bebo Lounge. Was often the focal point for indoor knacker drinking
Plan B - High St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Another aptly named pub. Sadly it was rarely anyones Plan A and had to close.
Ten - John St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
Was a late night venue that you needed to pay to enter. It sported some great l
The Bank - O'Connell St. Waterford (7 out of 10)
Converting a bank into a trendy bar seemed like a good idea. Sadly they were mis
The Bowery - The Mall Waterford (7 out of 10)
Was the only late bar at the Quay end of Town. Sadly not enough people down ther
The Exchange - Ballybricken Green Waterford (6 out of 10)
Went very quiet before its close. We wanted them to bring back Ned Kellys and th
The Munster - The Mall Waterford (7 out of 10)
Where do the light Opera folk go now that this is closed ?
The Quayside Tavern - Merchants Quay Waterford (8 out of 10)
Despite being famous for a shooting in the 80?s this was a real Waterford Classi
The Raven - Ballybricken Green Waterford (7 out of 10)
Before the lap dancers, this was a hangout for gay women. Hmmmmm
The Ship - Dock Rd. Dunmore East (7 out of 10)
Fish n Chips and a pint. Sadly no more.
The Toddle - Lower Yellow Rd. Waterford (8 out of 10)
Our first ever pub of the month. Suffered from its location.
The Ultimate Bar - High St. Waterford (8 out of 10)
Was the place to drink fruity drinks and listen to the Bronski Beat
Thompsons Funeral Home - Barrack St. Waterford (10 out of 10)
Once upon a time you could get a pint here. Sadly no more.
Twomeys - Passage East (8 out of 10)
We liked this place. Sadly missed
Ulysses - John St. Waterford (6 out of 10)
Was famous for its waterfall urinal
Whispers - Ballybricken Green Waterford (5 out of 10)
A place where you could Lap it up