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Also known as: Sears Pub, Tigh an tSaorsaigh, Tigh an t-Saorsaigh
A former shebeen in the West Kerry Gaeltacht
Sears Pub, also called Tigh an tSaorsaigh, says its traditional bar has served Ballyferriter locals since 1870. The official history describes the old bar as once having been a shebeen, with the pub now sitting on the Slea Head Drive route between the ocean and mountains.
A pub with stories, walkers and local craic
The pub's own description says the bar is a place where locals tell old stories, and that it welcomes walkers, golfers, buses and larger groups travelling the Slea Head area.
Be sound. Welcome newcomers. Keep it about the pub.