Johnnie Fox's (The Highest Pub in Ireland)
Review
A visit to Ireland isn't complete without experiencing the magic of Johnnie Fox’s Pub, perched 770 feet above sea level in the Dublin Mountains. While many travellers tick off iconic sites like the Guinness Storehouse and the Cliffs of Moher, they’re missing out if they skip this gem. Established in 1798, Johnnie Fox’s embodies Irish hospitality at its very finest, offering a warm, authentic atmosphere steeped in history. The renowned Hooley Night, featuring live traditional music and dancing, is an unforgettable celebration of Irish culture. Run by Kaitlin McMahon, the latest generation of a family that has lovingly cared for the pub for decades, and guided by General Manager Padraig McCarthy, Johnnie Fox’s delivers an unparalleled guest experience. From the hearty Irish fare to the lively entertainment, every detail is crafted to leave visitors with lifelong memories. Don’t miss this iconic spot, Johnnie Fox’s is truly Ireland at its best!
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Glencullen
, Dublin Mountains,
Glencullen, Co. Dublin
, D18 X635
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