The Yacht Bar
The Yacht Bar, 73 Clontarf Road, Clontarf, Dublin 3
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Website: theyachtbar.ie
Open For: Lunch, Dinner
Drinks: Wine, Beer, Spirits, Cocktails
Extras: Takes Reservations, Good For Large Groups
Price Range:
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Opening Hours:
| Mon - Sat: | 10.30am - 11.30pm |
| Sun: | 11am - 11pm |
With its luxury and glamour, The Upper Deck is the newest edition to The Yacht. Overlooking the beautiful seascape in the heart of Clontarf.
There has been a tavern on this site since 1868 when local farmer Nicholas Carolan allowed his son Thomas to build a licensed premises cum grocery on part of his agricultural holding of St. Edmunds. The seascape of Clontarf at that time was spoiled by the presence of an ugly sea wall and muddy foreshore, a pattern that was echoed in some rather unsavoury looking local thatched dwellings.
In 1950 Tipperaryman Michael Tobin paid £23,500 for this old hostelry – a figure that received national publicity at that time. In later years Michael was joined in the business by son Richard, an avid thespian, who along with his wife, Deirdre Scott-Lennon, undertook a wondrous maritime-style refurbishment here in the early 1990s.
In recent years the premises has undergone a gigantic transformation under the ownership of the O'Malley Group. Today the historic Yacht is a pub, whose makeover very distinctly carries the imprint of the O'Malley standard.
There has been a tavern on this site since 1868 when local farmer Nicholas Carolan allowed his son Thomas to build a licensed premises cum grocery on part of his agricultural holding of St. Edmunds. The seascape of Clontarf at that time was spoiled by the presence of an ugly sea wall and muddy foreshore, a pattern that was echoed in some rather unsavoury looking local thatched dwellings.
In 1950 Tipperaryman Michael Tobin paid £23,500 for this old hostelry – a figure that received national publicity at that time. In later years Michael was joined in the business by son Richard, an avid thespian, who along with his wife, Deirdre Scott-Lennon, undertook a wondrous maritime-style refurbishment here in the early 1990s.
In recent years the premises has undergone a gigantic transformation under the ownership of the O'Malley Group. Today the historic Yacht is a pub, whose makeover very distinctly carries the imprint of the O'Malley standard.
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