Located on the river Shannon very close to many attractions such as Dingle, and Killarney. Joey the dog that can be seen in photos is the pub mascot. He keep guest entertained smoking his pipe and taking photos.

The village of Glin has a long and rich history and is probably best known as the seat of the Knights of Glin. Originally Normans, the Knights of Glin are a branch of the Desmond Geraldines, who were also called the Fitzgeralds. The original castle, which is still visible today on the banks of the Glencorbry, was the home of the Knights of Glin from about 1260 until 1642. The present day Glin Castle was built between 1780 and 1790 by John Bateman and is open to visitors by appointment, set in a 500 acre wooded demesne this castle overlooks the Shannon Estuary. In 2011, the 29th Knight of Glin Desmond John Villiers Fitzgerald passed away and the title of Knight of Glin was not passed on. Glin has a large market square, and is still home to fairs and markets throughout the year, with an annual Horse and Cattle Fair held in December. There is a modern children’s playground located in the Village Park overlooking the Estuary which can be enjoyed by children of all ages.