Guidebook for Sligo
Food Scene
A Casa Mia
Tobergal Lanebest coffee
Davis' Restaurant & Yeats Tavern
Near by, good food
Coach Lane Restaurant @ Donaghy's Bar
2 Lord Edward Stvery good food.
Verry nice place for lunch or tea or coffee, near Yeats burial ground.
16 locals recommend
Drumcliffe Tea House and Craft Shop
Verry nice place for lunch or tea or coffee, near Yeats burial ground.
Eala Bhan
5 Rockwood ParadeThe best in fine dining, specialising in fresh Seafood and Steak.
Shells Sea Side Bakery & Cafe is located right on the seafront of Strandhill. They make all their own breads, bakes and cakes. Shells Cafe don’t use preservatives – you can taste the difference!
35 locals recommend
Shells Cafe
Shells Sea Side Bakery & Cafe is located right on the seafront of Strandhill. They make all their own breads, bakes and cakes. Shells Cafe don’t use preservatives – you can taste the difference!
Everything Else
Hargadon Brothers Wine & Food
O'Connell Streetgreat hamburger
Bistro Bianconi
Tobergal Lanenice ambiance good food.
Experience Eagles flying from a birds eye view and even hold them in your hand if your brave enough. Fun for all the family.
Ireland’s largest sanctuary for birds of prey and owls.
30 locals recommend
Eagles Flying
Experience Eagles flying from a birds eye view and even hold them in your hand if your brave enough. Fun for all the family.
Ireland’s largest sanctuary for birds of prey and owls.
Imagine relaxing back into a luxurious steaming organic seaweed bath or try a massage, facial, exfoliate or body wrap.
28 locals recommend
Voya Seaweed Baths
Shore RoadImagine relaxing back into a luxurious steaming organic seaweed bath or try a massage, facial, exfoliate or body wrap.
Sightseeing
The walk to the summit of the mountain takes an average of 40 – 45 minutes and it suitable for all ages. Once you reach the top, there lies the cairn of Queen Maeve of Connacht.
53 locals recommend
Knocknarea
The walk to the summit of the mountain takes an average of 40 – 45 minutes and it suitable for all ages. Once you reach the top, there lies the cairn of Queen Maeve of Connacht.
The site of Sligo Abbey contains a great wealth of carvings including Gothic and Renaissance tomb sculpture, well preserved cloisters and the only sculptured 15th century high altar.
14 locals recommend
Sligo Abbey
Abbey StreetThe site of Sligo Abbey contains a great wealth of carvings including Gothic and Renaissance tomb sculpture, well preserved cloisters and the only sculptured 15th century high altar.
This community based attraction provides a true experience of rural life and Irish heritage at the turn of the late 19th century. The Folk Park is set in the grounds of the authentically restored Mill
7 locals recommend
Sligo Folk Park
This community based attraction provides a true experience of rural life and Irish heritage at the turn of the late 19th century. The Folk Park is set in the grounds of the authentically restored Mill
This building is now the Headquarters of the international Yeats Society.A permanent Exhibition attracts visitors throughout the year, and there is also a fine Library
13 locals recommend
Yeats Building
Lower O'Connell StreetThis building is now the Headquarters of the international Yeats Society.A permanent Exhibition attracts visitors throughout the year, and there is also a fine Library
Drinks & Nightlife
The Garavogue Bar
16 Stephen StGaravogue late night bar with live music every weekend.
The Strand Bar (est 1913) nestled between mythic Knocknarea and the famous surf beach of Strandhill, has for many generations been the favoured social spot for locals and tourists alike.
29 locals recommend
The Strand Bar
Shore RoadThe Strand Bar (est 1913) nestled between mythic Knocknarea and the famous surf beach of Strandhill, has for many generations been the favoured social spot for locals and tourists alike.