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Photo: Tully's Bar Carlow
Popular pub located in the heart of Carlow Town, Tullys Bar, have announced they are closing their beer garden for some exciting new renovations at the pub.
The extension works taking place are hoping to create a new space that helps the bar look after all their customers but aims to keep the classic Tullys charm.
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The pub announced their new works on their Facebook Page saying:
"Folks, good news and bad news. Our Beer Garden is now closed as we begin renovating and extending the bar. We appreciate there’s never a good time to do this kind of work and we will do all we can to minimise the impact of these works on all our lovely customers and our neighbours. The end goal is to create a new space that lets us look after all our customers in the best possible environment (with more toilets too, very exciting) while still keeping all that Tullys charm you love. Check out the sneak preview of roughly what’s coming in the new and improved outdoor beer garden area."
The full post with a 3d render of what the new works aim to offer can be found HERE.
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