Drogheda

Clarkes Bar, situated in the town centre of Drogheda is a unique pub dating back to 1900. 

The pub was built in 1850s and traded as a pub and grocers until 1900 when Thomas Reid transferred his license from Little Denmark St Dublin to Clarkes. The original licences issued by her majesty's government in 1900 are on display. Nano Reid, Irelands foremost visual artist was born in March 1900 and lived on the premises with her family until 1926 when the pub was sold.

Dan Kelly’s Cider is a new Irish cider made from hand picked apples from our very own family orchard.We are one of only a few cider producers in Ireland to grow our own fruit. Our apples are blended to ensure the full fruit flavour comes through in our craft cider.

Henrys at the Glenside is our brand new, glamorous, vintage style restaurant. 

For outdoor dining we are opening our "Henrys in the Garden" outside dining terrace from 7th June. Our Henrys in the Garden service will
operate with the following times:
Bank Holiday Monday: 1pm to 7pm
Wednesday to Saturday: 4pm to 8pm
Sunday: 1pm to 7pm

Book a table using our online booking system. Alternatively please email info@glensidehotel.ie or call 041 9829999.

Odd Mollies is an eclectic bar and music venue situated at the top of Peter Street, Drogheda. You'll find a warm and sociable athmosphere within our doors. We are dedicated to providing top quality live music and entertainment, whether it's in our intimate venue or on the stage in our large open beer garden area. Craft Beers. Fine Wines. Real Music.

Award Winning Restaurant

We have a genuine passion for good food - we bake all of our own breads, we make our own ice creams, nurture our fantastic stocks and sauces, and are are committed to using as much local produce where possible. It is our belief that food is one of life's greatest pleasures - it should be celebrated and we welcome you to come dine with us.

Restaurant open from Thursday through to Sunday