One of Ireland’s oldest pubs 

Regan’s is an atmospheric old traditional pub located near St Peter’s bridge in Trim. The pub is known for great live music and its beer garden has great views of the ruins of St John’s Priory on the opposite side of the river. This area was the stronghold of the great Norman magnate Hugh de Lacy who was granted these lands by Henry II. Hugh and his offspring got busy building some of the finest castles, churches, keeps, priories, and abbeys in the country. The physical building of Regan’s is probably only 150 years old but this has replaced an older pub that has been at this site for hundreds of years beforehand.