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There are currently an incredible number of pubs on the market across the entire county of Offaly according to listings on daft.ie.
A trawl of the well known property website shows that, as of today, a total 15 pubs are currently up for sale in Offaly including some very large premises and some instantly recognisable names.
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The pubs range from big to small, from urban to rural. There are three for sale in both Edenderry and Birr with two for sale in Tullamore. Many are being sold as going concerns.
The full list of pubs currently for sale in Offaly is as follows
Finbarr Cullens, Main Street, Edenderry
B. Feighery & Sons on Main Street in Kilcormac
The Lough Boora Inn, Leabeg, Boora,
Bob Smyth's on Patrick Street in Tullamore
The Hideout on Harbour Street in Tullamore
The Cherry Tree on Townsend Street in Birr
Hamilton's Pub in Geashill
Paddy's Pub in Cloghan
The Palace Bar in Birr
The Thatch in Rahan
The Alley Nightclub and Bar in Edenderry
Scanlons on JKL Street in Edenderry
Doyle's Bar in Killeigh
The Hazel Inn, Rahugh
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