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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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USE THE ARROWS OR 'NEXT' TO BROWSE THROUGH THE FULL GALLERY
Andersons, Irish Street, Ardee, Co. Louth
A charming and untouched old-world Irish pub and grocery has hit the market with a tempting price tag.
Andersons, located on Irish Street in Ardee, Co Louth is a historic pub dating back to the 1840s and has remained in the same family for generations. Closed since 2019 but still retaining its licence, the traditional shop-and-bar layout remains largely intact, offering new owners a rare chance to revive a piece of local heritage.
The property comes with overhead accommodation in need of complete refurbishment, plus a large rear garden with vehicular side access and a range of outbuildings. The auctioneer suggest the site could hold development potential, subject to planning permission.
Featuring an old snug, shop front, bar, and a mix of stone sheds and outhouses, the character is there in spades. It is listed with an asking price of €350,000 on Daft.ie.
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