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06 Sept 2025

PICTURES: Kilkenny pub comes to market as owner retiring from business

The premises, located in Castlecomer in County Kilkenny, has been completely refurbished and re-roofed in recent years

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The opportunity has arisen to acquire a fine, long-established, and renowned 7-day licensed premises with high quality accommodation, offered in immaculate condition.

Shortall's (The Square, Castlecomer, County Kilkenny) has come to market on the instructions of Mr Michael Shortall, who is retiring from business.

The property has been fully refurbished and re-roofed in recent years, presenting in turnkey condition.

The ground floor extends to approximately 4,736 sq. ft. and includes a spacious bar and lounge area designed to accommodate up to 400 patrons.

The layout also includes a public area and a side entrance providing access to a private yard. 

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The first and second floors, measuring approximately 1,727 sq. ft., feature bright and modern residential accommodation.

This includes an open-plan kitchen and dining area, a comfortable sitting room with a marble fireplace, a guest W/C, a storage area, and two large en-suite bedrooms. There is a separate hall door entrance for privacy and convenience.

The property benefits from double-glazed PVC windows and oil-fired central heating throughout.

Regarded as one of the most impressive licensed premises to come to market in many years, the business enjoys a very strong turnover and presents a superb investment or owner-occupier opportunity.

Located in a prime position in Castlecomer, just 12 miles from Kilkenny City, the premises is easily accessible and highly visible. Eircode: R95 XW54.

Viewing is by appointment only with the auctioneer - Joseph Coogan (056) 444 0000

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