Seven Sisters in Kildimo; Jack O’Rourkes Bar & Accommodation, Abbefeayle; JC Barrett’s Bar, Glin; Barr Na Sraide, Ballyhahill and O’Shea’s Pub, Ballysimon have all been put on the market
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07 Sept 2025
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Pub in "high profile" location in a popular Limerick village goes up for sale, with an adjoining five bedroom house, for €200,000.
A former licensed family pub, situated in the historic village of Bruree has gone up for sale.
The establishment was run by the Moloney family for several decades and is now offered for sale as a non-licenced premises, suitable for commercial/residential use.
Accommodation comprises of a spacious bar area, small lounge/tv area, store room, ladies and gents toilets. The residential accommodation comprises of five bedrooms, a bathroom, living room and kitchen.
The property stands on a large site which may have future development potential. Out buildings include a large storage shed, two stables and outside offices.
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