My brother and I have stayed at " The Moorings " in Dungarvan every Easter for a good long while. We usually settle for a room only deal which is very reasonable. Neat and tidy, this hotel/pub is just off the square in the harbour. The staff are friendly and helpful and the pint is good. The moorings is well known for good food and on this occasion we were well fed. The bedrooms are spacious and face out over water mostly. It is a pleasant place to stay and I would recommend it to all. Roll on next Easter.

I booked for 2 nights here as i know the town quiet well and the moorings has a good name for food..On entering the B&B side of the house i could see it needed a serious make over,every thing was really shabby and the stairs had not seen a hoover in a good while(there was a bit of work going on in one room). My room was just basic with singled glazed windows and i could hear every conversation going on by the public going by,and i was on the second floor??

The shower was ok but the holder for the shower head had electrical tape holding it together and the ensuite was freezing cold.

The breakfast was excellent the plate was the size of a dustbin lid and full,i did not eat again till late evening..

It certainly wants to be refurbished and sooner rather than later.

The price was 35euro per night.

Second time around and just as good. We got in for lunch just in time, as the locals came pouring in and filled the place up. Always a good sign. I had the Chowder with Smoked Salmon 'apart' while Marjorie had the Fish Pie; both excellent. Pity we will not be in the area for the foreseeable future.