On William Street with a strong nautical theme and even stronger sports credentials, The Three Shippes is Waterford City’s go-to rugby pub — great carvery, live sports on every screen, and a welcoming local atmosphere that keeps people coming back.
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Tucked into pedestrianised Arundel Lane in the old Norman quarter, The Gingerman is one of Waterford City’s most atmospheric traditional pubs — low ceilings, open fires, 1960s beer taps, great pies, and trad music every Sunday.
Built around the 900-year-old City Wall adjacent to Reginald’s Tower, The Reg at 2 The Mall is one of the most ambitious pub and bar complexes in Ireland — five bars, a seafood restaurant, a whiskey bar, a craft beer bar, and Waterford’s only rooftop café.
Established in 1759 and run by the same family for six generations, Henry Downes on Thomas Street is one of the most remarkable pubs in Ireland — a spirit merchant turned pub that still bottles its own whiskey blended to a secret recipe.