The Irish Tymes
The Irish tymes was established in June 2008 when opened by Terry and Tracey Burton, predominantly as a music and sports bar for the over 25's
The Irish Tymes has a large bar area, resturaunt, live bands & events, a function room, and is fully Wi-Fi enabled.
Caerphilly is a town that hosts the second largest castle in Europe, built between 1268 and 1271 by Gilbert 'the red 'de Clare - a red headed, powerful nobleman of Norman descent. Caerphilly Castle has over 100,000 visitors a year.
Whether its a light Lunch, a hearty dinner, a celebration or get together, the Irish Tymes menu caters for all. We are now also open at 9am for breakfast.
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The Irish Tymes, Cardiff Road
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Caerphilly, Mid Glamorgan, CF76 8LD
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