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The Lounge @ The Village Inn

Gastro Pub & Arthur G's Stout Bar

History

The Village Inn and Arthur G Stout Bar in Celbridge has a history dating back to 1709.

In 1709 James Carberry’s Brewery was established on the site where The Village Inn stands today. This is the brewery in which Arthur Guinness brewed his first beer.

In 1722, Richard Guinness arrived in Celbridge and was employed as a land steward by Archbishop Arthur Price of Oakley Park estate. One of his duties was to supervise the brewing of beer for the workers on the estate.

It was also in 1722 that Dr. Price took over James Carberry’s Brewery (formerly Norris’s pub and now The Village Inn). It is assumed that this is the first house of the Guinness Family in Celbridge.

Arthur Guinness his son, was born in Celbridge in 1725. He was named after the Archbishop who left both father and son £100 in his will. Arthur Guinness brewed his first beer in James Carberry’s brewery in Celbridge.

At the age of 31 Arthur Guinness had a small brewery in Leixlip. In 1759 he arrived at St. James’ Gate Dublin where he established one of the world’s most famous breweries.

It all started on the site that is now The Village Inn. We have established the Arthur G Stout Bar in recognition of this famous historical event.

Contact

  • Phone: 01 6288836
  • info@arthurgs-stoutbar.ie
  • functions@arthurgs-stoutbar.ie

Entertainment

  • Traditional Music Night on Thursdays
  • Live Music every Thursday and Saturday night

Bar Food

  • 7 Days Per Week
  • 12 noon to 9pm
  • 12 noon to 10pm on Fridays
  • Our menus

Craft on Draught

Function Room Hire

  • Office Parties, Birthdays, Anniversary's, Club Outings, Christenings, Table Quizzes, Race Nights!
  • For the best food, music and friendly staff come to The Village Inn, Celbridge!

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