Brogans Bar & Hotel
Review
Brogan’s Bar & Hotel in Trim is the kind of find that reminds you why you travel. For almost a decade, owners Maureen and Don Bake have stewarded a sensitive restoration, reviving a landmark and turning it into a lively destination. I’ve featured Brogan’s as a hidden-gem attraction, not merely somewhere to sleep and eat. The kitchen cooks with confidence, locally sourced hearty plates balanced by bright, well-judged flavours and service moves with warm ease. Bedrooms are cosily dressed, quiet and thoughtfully equipped, the sort of refuge that makes you linger for one more song downstairs. Speaking of which: live music animates the week, drawing locals and visitors into a convivial hum that feels unmistakably Meath. Add a well-poured pint, a welcome and wedding packages that let couples claim the whole storybook setting and you’ve a venue that’s become the place to visit in the county, if not far beyond.
- Top 100 Review
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High Street
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Trim, Co. Meath
, C15 K2CV
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