First look: Iconic Cork city pub reopens after refurbishment

15 new local jobs have been created.
First look: Iconic Cork city pub reopens after refurbishment

Arthur's Bar at Clancy's Cork. Photo Joleen Cronin

One of Cork’s best-known pubs has officially launched its new look venue, following a transformative €500,000 refurbishment.

Arthur's Bar at Clancy's Cork. Photo Joleen Cronin
Arthur's Bar at Clancy's Cork. Photo Joleen Cronin

The reimagining of Clancy's has resulted in the creation of Arthur’s Bar @ Clancy’s – a new experience for Guinness lovers in Cork developed in collaboration with Diageo; 1824 @ Clancy’s – a first-floor restaurant celebrating contemporary Irish cuisine; a dedicated cocktail lab for premium mixology; and the vibrant sky bar @ Clancy’s, a rooftop party bar with panoramic views of the city.

Cocktails at Clancy's Cork. Photo Joleen Cronin
Cocktails at Clancy's Cork. Photo Joleen Cronin

15 new local jobs have been created.

“We’ve taken Clancy’s long legacy and built something exciting and future-facing,” said owner Paul Montgomery. 

Clancy's Sky Bar. Photo: Joleen Cronin
Clancy's Sky Bar. Photo: Joleen Cronin

“From the new Guinness experience at Arthur’s Bar to the food offering at 1824 and a party atmosphere to raise the rooftop at Sky Bar, this is a venue where locals and visitors alike can come to enjoy great taste, storytelling and Cork hospitality at its best.” 

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