Night Disco with late bar every Friday and Saturday (and Sunday in July/August) 11pm-2am check out our. Day Our 12 foot big screen shows various events. All Premiership Matches. Bar food served 7 days a week 10.30 am - 9.00 pm, so you can watch a match and have your lunch at the same time, and if you smoke, or it is a nice day, you can sit in the covered beer garden. Venue Beergarden at Night. Venue Beergarden at Night Sample Menus (Summer-time) Click on each for a larger version Prices shown are illustrative only and may not match the current. BBQ in Venue Beergarden on a Summer's Day. The Veranda in the Venue Beergarden on a Summer's Day

O'Donovan's Hotel or Ostan Ui Dhonnabhain is a fifth generation family run hotel in the heart of Clonakilty, West Cork, Ireland. The proprietors of the Hotel are Tom, Therese and Dena O'Donovan. O'Donovan's Hotel abounds in history, although our hotel is 'old fashioned' in a sense, we have managed to bring the 'old world' feeling up to date by offering modern facilities. High quality hotel accomodation in en-suite bedrooms, complete with television, hairdryer and air-conditioning, all ensure that our guests are pleased. Our secure car park has proved to be an advantage, especially during busy periods such as festivals. Our central location, ensures that the visitor is within easy reach of all that West Cork has to offer. Sheltered coves and beautiful sandy beaches, are within walking and cycling distance of the town. There is an abundance of activities for those who want them. Water sports, golf, pitch and putt, tennis, horse riding, bicycle hire, fishing and bird-watching to name but a few. So if you are looking for Hotels in Clonakilty, Clonakilty Hotels or Clonakilty Accommodation then stay in O'Donovan's Hotel. | Copyright © 2008 O'Donovan's Hotel |. Main Street town location. Lock-up Carpark to the rear. Free residents Wi-fi. Elevator to al floors. Bars, Restaurant, Off-licence

Meeting Rooms At O'Donovan's Hotel we have a range of Meeting Rooms available for hire. Refreshments can be delivered from our. We have a Ceiling Mounted Computer Projector with VGA and phono input, and a selection of other furniture such as overhear projectors and whiteboards for hire. If you are planning a meeting please to discuss your requirements.

O'Donovan's Hotel is situated in the heart of Clonakilty Town. It is Clonakilty's oldest family run hotel, Originally built in Boyle Street (now Astna Street), in 1853, by Denis O'Donovan, our great, great, great grand father. Denis passed away in 1886. One of his four sons, Thomas and his wife Catherine, had eighteen children. As the result of an accident, Thomas had one of his legs amputated. His wooden leg and spare, can be seen in one of the many display boxes around the hotel. A portrait of Thomas now hangs over the fire place in Reception. In the event of Thomas and his Wife dying he bequeathed the hotel to his son Denis. At the actual time of Thomas' death in 1883, his son Denis had become a priest and served in Rome. Catherine, who was now the owner of the hotel, purchased property on Sovereign Street (now Pearse Street) and for the sum of one thousand five hundred pounds, had the present Hotel built by Sisk Builders in 1889, who also built the local Catholic Church. On her death, in 1918, she bequeathed the hotel to her daughter Catherine. Catherine born in 1882, was fondly known as Miss Katty, or Aunty Kat. A pioneering spirit, she travelled far and wide, and was considered ahead of her time. A keen horse woman she has been credited to be the first woman in the area to ride western saddle, wear trousers, and smoke, in public. On her death in 1954, Catherine, who never married, passed the business on to her nephew Thomas. Thomas and his sister Bernie ran the business for many years. Thomas and his wife Mary had seven children, and now Therese, Tom and Dena carry on the business. Photographs of our ancestors adorn the main stairs. Many artifacts giving an insight into times gone by, and many old maps and books, are displayed for the historically minded guest. A Model of O'Donovan's Hotel as it looked in the early 1900's in the West Cork Model Village. Over the years there have been many famous visitors to the Hotel. Below are just a few; MICHAEL COLLINS (1890 - 1922). Born near Clonakilty Town, General Michael Collins was to become one of Ireland's greatest statesman, Solider and patriot. A regular visitor to O'Donovan's Hotel he gave many an oration from the first floor window and from in front of the main door. He died during an ambush at Beal na Blath near Clonakilty in 1922. GUGLIELMO MARCONI (1874 - 1937). Born of Irish-Italian Parentage, He was an electrical engineer and pioneer of the radio. In 1907 he was an unexpected visitor to Clonakilty when he mistakenly alighted from his train at Clonakilty Junction and took the train to Clonakilty, instead of proceeding directly on the Bantry line to Crookhaven where he was involved in a trans-Atlantic wireless station. As the train pulled into Clonakilty, he discovered his mistake and was directed to O’Donovans Hotel, where he refreshed himself and was provided with a covered car and driver and a splendid pair of horses with which to continue his journey. CHARLES STEWART PARNELL (1847 - 1891). An Irish Nationalist and leader of the Irish Struggle for Irish Home Rule. On his visit to Clonakilty, he was proceeded into town by the local fife band and Drum band where he made a speech from the first floor window of O'Donovan's Hotel to the people of the town. People came from all the neighbouring towns for this special occasion. AMERICAN FLYING FORTRESS (1943). During World War II on April 7th 1943 an US Air Force Boeing B-17f-25-DL Fortress S 42-3090 U 334/95BG named T'aint a Bird got lost and ran out of fuel, forcing a landing on White's. The crew of 10 were interned at O'Donovan's Hotel where they remained for 3 days. The Hotel took on a carnival atmosphere and whilst there the crews pet monkey Tojo died and was buried with full military honours in the garden where. The plane on White's Marsh. The Crew (click for larger image). The Warplane Research Group of Ireland erected a plaque to commemorate the landing of Taint-a-Bird. It was unveiled on Sunday, 17th July, 1988 by Eddie Collins of Inchydoney who was the first to greet the crew in 1943.

Sharing (Jan 2008 - Dec 2008). Single (Jan 2008 - Dec 2008). Autumn/Winter 2007/2008: Stay 3 nights, and pay for only 2 nights! (Offer must be mentioned when booking, The free night is subject to availability, the free night must be contiguous to the previous two previous paid nights, the free night must be the third night, the free night itself cannot be a bank holiday/public holiday day, the maximum number of free nights per stay is one). Prices are per-person, per-night and include Breakfast. Prices include all taxes, and there is no service charge. Children under 12 years of age receive a 50 percent discount if sharing a room. Deposit Cancellation: Deposit of EUR 40 per room booked is required. If you need to cancel a room, please contact us at least 48 hours in advance and we'll refund the deposit. (If you cancel less then 48 hours in advance, or are a no show then we cannot refund the deposit). Earliest check-in: 2pm. Latest check-out: 12noon. Bank Holiday/Public Holiday Weekend: minimum stay of two nights at full price per person per night. Smoking is not permitted indoors, but smokers are free to use our covered beer garden, or request a room with a balcony.

O'Donovan's Hotel is located in the south west of. The whole of the West Cork area is at your doorstep with it;s many attractions. Or you may prefer to spend a few days in Clonakilty town where there is plenty to occupy the visitor during the day, such as visits to the Model Railway Village, the West Cork Museum, or within a few miles of the Hotel the Inchydoney blue flag beach, Lios-na-gCon Ring Fort. and the Michael Collins Memorial Homestead. Of course this is not a complete list! The County of Cork situated in the South West of Ireland is the largest of all the Irish counties. Its rich farmlands and river valleys contrast with the rocky hills of the Western coast, there is the magnificent coastline with great bays, headlands and coves. The Towns and Villages are lively and friendly, and very welcoming to strangers who come to join in the fun. Directions The Hotel is located on Pearse Street, in Clonakilty Town, in West Cork, in Ireland. By car You may wish to rent a car in Cork City or Cork Airport. Once in a car follow signs for West Cork, then Clonakilty, then Town Centre or Pearse Street (do not take the bypass). Once on Pearse Street (which is a one way street) you will see O'Donovan's Hotel on your left, drive through the archway into our carpark. If you have to park on a public Street or in the Town Council carpark please note there is a two-hour limit Mon-Sat that is enforced by a traffic warden. run a service between Cork City (The Bus Station at Parnell Place) and Clonakilty (Pearse Street right outside the door of the Hotel!). By air The nearest airport is. Cork International Airport (ORK) which is just outside Cork City. By rail The nearest Train Station is in Cork City (Kent Station). Trains are operated by. Clonakilty Library, Kent Street. Clonakilty Town Hall, Kent Street. The Recorder's Alley archway leading to the Hotel's lockup Carpark. Vehiclular access is via Pearse Street.

La Brasserie is the Fully Licensed Hotel Restaurant. It offers Family Friendly Dining. Light meals, snacks, coffees, etc. Self-service Restaurant: 8am - 6pm. Table-service Restaurant: 6am - 10pm. Sample Menu Click on each for a larger version Prices shown are illustrative only and may not match the current

An Teach Beag is the Irish for The small house. An Teach Beag is located on Recorder's Alley, Clonakilty, just to the side of O'Donovan's Hotel. Traditional Irish Music Sessions seven nights a week during July and August. Friday and Saturday during the winter months. Sessions start at 9.30pm, no cover charge. Fri. 1st Maighread Casey and Friends Sat. 2nd Trad with Donal, Martin, Dan and Pat Fri. 8th Seamus Creagh Friends Sat. 9th Robbie, Rose Gordon Fri. 15th Trad. Session with Torc Sat. 16th Robbie and Friends. Trad Session Fri. 22nd Seamus Creagh Friends Sat. 23rd Robbie, Rose Gordon Fri. 29th Trad. with Torc Sat. 30th Trad with Collette and Robbie. Sun 1st Trad. with Teaspie Mon. 2nd Ar Ais Aris. Trad Session Tues. 3rd Trad. Session with Failte Wed 4th Storytelling Night with Bob Jennings Thur.5th Trad. with “Failte” Fri. 6th Seamus Creagh Friends Sat. 7th Dolcie Keogh and Friends Sun.8th Trad. Session with Teaspie Mon. 9th Ar Ais Aris. Trad Session Tues. 10th Trad. Session with Torc Wed. 11th Trad. with Donal, Martin, Pat Dan Thurs. 12th Trad. with “Falite” Fri. 13th Maighread Casey and Tommy O’LearySat. 14th Robbie and Friends. Trad Session Sun. 15th Trad. Session with Teaspie Mon. 16th Ar Ais Aris Trad Session Tues. 17th Trad. with Torc Wed. 18th Storytelling Night with Bob Jennings Thur. 19th Trad. with “Failte”Fri. 20th Seamus Creagh and Friends Sat. 21st Robbie, Rose Gordon Sun. 22nd Trad. with Teaspie Mon. 23rd Ar Ais Aris Trad Session Tues. 24th Trad. with Torc Wed. 25th Trad. with Donal and Friends Thur. 26th Trad. with “Failte” Fri. 27th Trad. with Torc Sat. 28th Robbie and Friends. Trad session Sun. 29th Trad. with Teaspie Mon. 30th Ar Ais Aris Trad Session Tue. 31st Trad Session with Torc. Wed. 1st Storytelling Night with Bob Jennings Thur. 2nd Trad. with “Failte”Fri. 3rd Seamus Creagh and Friends Sat. 4th Dolcie Keogh Friends Sun. 5th Trad. with Teaspie Mon. 6th Ar Ais Aris Trad Session Tue. 7th Trad. with Torc Wed. 8th Trad. with Donal, Martin, Pat Dan Thur. 9th Trad. with “Failte” Fri. 10th Maighread Casey and Friends Sat. 11th Robbie and Friends. Trad Session Sun. 12th Trad. with Teaspie Mon. 13th Ar Ais Aris Trad Session Tue. 14th Trad. with Torc Wed. 15th Storytelling Night with Bob Jennings Thur. 16th Trad with “Failte” Fri. 17th Seamus Creagh and Friends Sat. 18th Robbie, Rose Gordon Sun. 19th Trad. with Teaspie Mon. 20th Ar Ais Aris Tues. 21st Trad. with Failte Wed. 22nd Trad. with Donal and Friends Thur. 23rd Trad with “Failte” Fri. 24th Trad. with Torc Sat. 25th Robbie and Friends. Trad Session Sun. 26th Trad. with Teaspie Mon.27th Ar Ais Aris Tues. 28th Trad. with Torc Wed. 29th Storytelling with Bob Jennings Thur. 30th Trad. with “Failte” Fri. 31st Seamus Creagh and Friends. Sat. 1st Dolcie Keogh Friends Fri. 7th Maighread Casey and Friends Sat. 8th Trad. with Robbie Friends Fri. 14th Seamus Creagh and Friends Sat. 15th Robbie, Rose Gordon Fri. 21st Trad. with Torc Sat. 22nd Trad. with Robbie Friends Fri. 28th Seamus Creagh and Friends Sat. 29th Trad. with Robbie and Friends. A traditional Irish Music Session in An Teach Beag. A traditional Irish Music Session in An Teach Beag viewed from the Gallery. Traditional Irish Music Pub of the Year 2003, 2004, 2006. Presented by Irish Pub Guide. Sessions from An Teach Beag Audio CD. An Teach Beag Postcard. This text will be replaced by the flash music player.

 Guest rooms have air conditioning
 Baby chairs and cots are provided
 Central situation
 Playground for children
 Conference and meeting room
 Credit cards accepted
 Dinner may be served in the room
 Lift
 Facsimile services
 Hairdryer
 Heating
 Access to internet
 Licensed bar
 Parking lot
 Clock/radio
 Restaurant
 Private/Ensuite bathroom
 Animation, entertainment
 Tea and coffee making facilities
 Phone at reception
 Phones in rooms
 TV sets in rooms
 Common room with a TV set