O'Connell's Bar
Main Street
Charleville
Co. Cork
P56 Y364

Sherry FitzGerald Walsh are delighted to present for sale this well-known 7 day licensed premises situated in the heart of Charleville town. The property, which is currently trading, has excellent street frontage and presence in the town and is situated adjacent to a number of well-established businesses. The main door at the front of the premises provides access to the main bar area which consists of bar counter, seating areas, a sit back area with gas bottled stove and tiered seating to the rear with games area (darts, pull down projector screen etc). Double doors lead to a corridor providing access to the ladies and gents toilets as well as a room on the first floor for storage. Double push-bar doors lead out onto the smoking area to the rear which also has access onto Balls Lane for deliveries. There is an adjoining large keg store with cold room and access to a further yard for bin storage. The residential accommodation has separate access from the Main Street as well as the bar. The accommodation has been unoccupied for a number of years and would need refurbishment. On the first floor there is a sitting room and kitchen/dining area. The second floor comprises of three bedrooms and a bathroom. There is also a stira stairs to the attic.
Viewing of this prominent premises is highly recommended. Please contact us for viewings outside of trade hours.

7 Day Licenced Premises
Residential accommodation overhead
Fully alarmed, CCTV
Air conditioning
OFCH, Gas bottled stove
Mains services
Side access onto Balls Lane
Smoking area, large keg store
Pivotal town centre location

Entrance Porch  Tiled floor
Main Bar 15.74m x 9.0m Tiled and timber floor, radiator, gas stove, multiple TV points, power points, spot lights, pendant lighting, blinds. Large seating area, games area, cigarette machine, fully equipped bar with sink area, dishwasher, fridges, beer taps, spirits area, door to hallway for accommodation
Wheelchair accessible WC 1.80m x 1.54m Tiled floor, wc, whb, handrails, mirror, emergency alarm
Corridor 5.06m x 1.45m Tiled floor, power points, access to smoking area
Gents Toilets 3.81m x 2.97m Tiled floor, tiled walls, timber panelling, radiator, urinals, two cubicles, whb, extractor fan, mirrors, hand dryer, spot lights
Ladies Toilets 3.50m x 2.46m Tiled floor, tiled walls, timber panelling, radiator, four toilets, whbs, extractor fans, mirrors, hand dryer, spot lights
Smoking Area 8.60m x 4.34m Concrete floor, seating area, weather canopy, TV's, power points, lighting, heaters
Laneway to side entrance 7.0m x 2.40m Double push bar doors out to Balls Lane
Keg Store 8.07m x 7.43m Power points, oil tank, ice maker
Cold Room 2.61m x 2.68m 
Back Yard 7.23m x 9.25m Storage area for bins etc, outside lighting
Access to first floor  Tiled floor
Landing 1.80m x 1.09m Timber floor, electric storage heater, Stira stairs to attic
Sprit Store Room 3.0m x 2.0m Power points, timber floor
Residential Acc  Separate entrance from Main Street, tiled floor, stairs to first floor
Sitting Room 6.16m x 4.50m Open fireplace, timber floor, two large windows, curtains, centre rose, power points
Kitchen 4.40m x 4.11m Fitted kitchen units, built-in storage units, lino flooring, power points, access onto flat roof
Bedroom 1 4.82m x 2.66m Power points, curtains
Bedroom 2 4.89m x 3.20m Power points, curtains
Bedroom 3 3.06m x 2.64m Power points
Bathroom 3.06m x 1.75m Electric shower over bath, wc, whb, shelved hotpress

Charleville is a market town near County Cork's border with Limerick set in the middle of very rich agricultural land.  It was founded in the 1660s by Roger Boyle, the first Earl of Cork who named the town after King Charles II. Today it's generally known as Charleville. Éamonn de Valera, Ireland's first Taoiseach and former President went to the old Christian Brothers School in Charleville. The town is a centre for dairying and cheese processing based in the Golden Vale Co-op Creameries.