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  • BRADY’S MAYNOOTH
    PUB & BISTRO
    SINCE 1896

Mouth Watering Food

A choice of traditional and international dishes to suit all tastes, to be followed with our homemade desserts.

Live Music And DJs

Live music displaying local talented musicians every Sunday.

Selection of Beverages

A choice from the most well-known beverage companies to more local brews, and always a perfect pint of Guinness

Brady's Bar Maynooth

In 1923 Phil Brady arrived in Maynooth from Co. Cavan at the tender age of 16 to serve his apprenticeship as a barman in a pub on Main Street Maynooth. The bar at the time was owned by the widow Mrs. Pitts.

Phil earned 5 schilllings per week in his first year as an apprentice, 10 in his second and by his third year he was earning 1 pound per week. Within a decade he had learned all he needed to know about the business and finally bought the pub from Mrs. Pitts.

Watching the match, having a pint

Catch up on all the latest Premier League, GAA, rugby and sporting action on our big screens while you kick back and enjoy our table service.

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