Kealys Seafood Bar Greencastle
You’ll find Kealys Seafood Bar and Restaurant on the corner directly opposite the fishing harbour of Greencastle. Fresh fish are landed daily from the fleet of small boats and the restaurant avails of the best specimens to be served up same day.
t: +353 (0)74 9381010
Seafood Circle Seafood Bar of the Year 2010
Kealy’s Seafood Bar in Greencastle has scooped the prestigious title of Seafood Circle Seafood Bar of the Year 2010. The awards, organised by the Georgina Campbell Guide, were sponsored by Bord Iascaigh Mhara (BIM). Trish Kealy commented “I have wonderfully loyal staff and customers. I have the same people coming here for years and at this stage they are more like friends than customers. To be honest, without them, Kealy’s just wouldn’t exist.” The latest award is a double delight for the Greencastle seafood eaterie which this year celebrates 20 years in business.
Georgina Campbell’s Review
It’s a low-key little place where simplicity has always been valued and, even if it’s just to pop in for a daytime bowl of Tricia Kealy’s Greencastle chowder and some home-baked brown bread, don’t miss the opportunity of a visit to Kealys – if we did an award for seafood chowder, Kealys would take the prize!
The approach to seafood is creative and balanced, seen in dishes, which are modern in tone but also echo traditional Irish themes, and in which delicious local organic vegetables are used with fish to make the most of both precious resources.
Easa Breac Tara
This lovely contemporary holiday home is in a secluded location set well back from the road protected by a large rock outcrop that ensures privacy.
Cavanagh's
Cavanaghs Self Catering No 4 is a 2 bedroom holiday apartment situated on an elevated site above Greencastle harbour and enjoys lovely sea and mountain views.
Trip Advisor Reviewer of Kealys Seafood Bar Greencastle
Myself and my partner have just returned from a break in the Redcastle Hotel, we were blessed to find this lovely restaurant.
We love food and have been to some of the top restaurants in the world but this is a charming seafood bar and would rival the best of them. We had a lovely meal of mussels, quid, haddock and lemon sole. All of it cooked to perfection. The attention to detail was good, including the sorbet and homemade chocolates. 3 courses and a bottle of wine cost €60!!
Best of all, we were delighted to find a traditional session in progress in the bar which really added to the atmosphere. I would recommend this to anyone who likes fish and a traditional Irish atmosphere.