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I noticed that Priory Brewing in Tallaght got planning permission last summer to develop the enterprise centre it’s in into a full-sized food market, including a tank bar for the brewery. There’s no further information yet, though there’s a website here.
Apparently a new brewery in Blarney. While Clonakilty going by their broken website seems to have vanished.
Blarney will be operational very soon . I went to see in last week , they have spent a lot of money and fairly sizeable capacity . Duncan from Blair’s Inn is the sales director . Duncan is very well respected in the foodie world so expect to see their beers across Munster soon
Priory opened on Wednesday. Seems to be mobbed by influencers currently so may be worth holding off a bit before going out for the beer.
Stand back, influencers. Old-school beer blogger coming through.
Any idea what they’re doing for a licence, Cian? Nothing on the Revenue list yet, but presumably they’ll need a 7-day pub for beer and wine until 11pm.I went along to Priory Market yesterday afternoon. It’s an impressive set-up. They don’t have all the advertised beers on yet, but there were more than I expected. From the four serving tanks they have a session IPA, IPA, pale ale and Helles. On keg there’s a weissbier, red, double IPA and pils, plus Whiplash Slow Life as a guest beer. They’re advertising their own stout, a bock and a sour ale as well, but they weren’t pouring yet. Pints are €6.
The quality was pretty good: all solidly-made brewpub crowd-pleasers. I really hope they manage to keep it up. It has the feel of Messrs Maguire/JW Sweetman just after one of its optimistic reboots. It would be a shame if it went the way they did.
It has to be a 7 day publican licence to do what they’re doing, the way and opening hours they’re doing it. Could be months to years before it turns up on the register though.
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