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Mooneys Public House, An Rinn, Dungarvan, Waterford

POA Energy Rating328 m2
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Property Type Pubs & Restaurants
Size 328 meters2
Energy Rating BER-C3
Refreshed on Jul 17, 2025
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Group Name DNG Morrissey Properties
Sales License Number 002868

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Mooney's Pub in Ring, Co Waterford a sixth-generation family business is well-known throughout the country as a mecca for sean-nós singing, traditional Irish music and magical late-night sessions. Writers, poets, film-makers and artists have used Mooney's as a meeting place for decades. It is prominently situated on an elevated site at a wide junction in the heart of the small Gaeltacht in west Waterford. Patrons have long enjoyed the fine views it offers both by night and by day across Dungarvan Bay to the Comeragh Mountains and east towards Helvick Head. The Clancy Brothers started visiting Mooneys in the early 1960s, bringing the Dubliners with them too. The Furey brothers came later date continuing the music through the 1970s and 1980s. The pub was home to Danú, the traditional Irish music group. The band's uilleann pipe and bodhrán player the eldest son of the last pub's proprietor and owner, Anne Mooney. Ring has its own share of singers such as Anne Mulqueen and the late Nioclás Tóibín and the walls in Mooney's are covered with photos and posters of these performers and the events they took part in over the years. There was always music in the pub, and all previous owners and family members were all singers and musicians themselves. The pub and family home and car park stands on C. 0.62 acres, and is being sold with a full seven-day publican's licence and a valuable dance licence. Apart from the bar, snug bar, lounge, snug area, toilets, there is a spirit store, kitchen and food preparation area, storage shed and a keg room with a workshop and office at the back. The family home has a separate entrance and private garden at the rear. The dwelling house has four bedrooms, the main one en suite, a large sitting room, spacious kitchen, lobby, family bathroom and a utility room. The family home and pub are linked by a connecting hall that provides an almost sound-proof buffer between the public areas and the private family rooms of the home. This is a landmark public house and the opportunity provides huge potential for further development. Viewing Strictly by Appointment.

BER Details

BER: C3 BER No.801079534 Energy Performance Indicator:887.23 kWh/m²/yr

Description

Mooney's Pub in Ring, Co Waterford a sixth-generation family business is well-known throughout the country as a mecca for sean-nós singing, traditional Irish music and magical late-night sessions. Writers, poets, film-makers and artists have used Mooney's as a meeting place for decades. It is prominently situated on an elevated site at a wide junction in the heart of the small Gaeltacht in west Waterford. Patrons have long enjoyed the fine views it offers both by night and by day across Dungarvan Bay to the Comeragh Mountains and east towards Helvick Head. The Clancy Brothers started visiting Mooneys in the early 1960s, bringing the Dubliners with them too. The Furey brothers came later date continuing the music through the 1970s and 1980s. The pub was home to Danú, the traditional Irish music group. The band's uilleann pipe and bodhrán player the eldest son of the last pub's proprietor and owner, Anne Mooney. Ring has its own share of singers such as Anne Mulqueen and the late Nioclás Tóibín and the walls in Mooney's are covered with photos and posters of these performers and the events they took part in over the years. There was always music in the pub, and all previous owners and family members were all singers and musicians themselves. The pub and family home and car park stands on C. 0.62 acres, and is being sold with a full seven-day publican's licence and a valuable dance licence. Apart from the bar, snug bar, lounge, snug area, toilets, there is a spirit store, kitchen and food preparation area, storage shed and a keg room with a workshop and office at the back. The family home has a separate entrance and private garden at the rear. The dwelling house has four bedrooms, the main one en suite, a large sitting room, spacious kitchen, lobby, family bathroom and a utility room. The family home and pub are linked by a connecting hall that provides an almost sound-proof buffer between the public areas and the private family rooms of the home. This is a landmark public house and the opportunity provides huge potential for further development. Viewing Strictly by Appointment.

BER Details

BER: C3 BER No.801079534 Energy Performance Indicator:887.23 kWh/m²/yr
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Date created: Jul 17, 2025

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