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Gus O'Connor's is full of history. Take special notice of the floor boards located in the raised seating area on the first and second floors of the Pub. These boards were harvested from the Guinness warehouse located in Dublin and are over a hundred years old. The Liscannor Stone used for flooring near the fireplace at the main entrance are from the fishing village of Liscannor on the western Atlantic seaboard of County Clare. The stone occurs in the quarries along the edge of the cliffs of Moher. The timber of the fireplace mantels were harvested from a shipping channel in County Waterford. The stone tiling throughout the Pub is from County Cork (home of the world's oldest yacht club and Murphy's Irish Stout).

At Gus O'Connor's we are telling the story of Ireland's rich history. We celebrate pub culture, a culture of hospitable surroundings, good food, good drinks, and a friendly conversation, what we call "Craic".

Gus O'Connor's is open seven days a week and specializes in traditional Irish fare. Ask us about our special rooms available for your next event.