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Once you swing open the doors though, you've stumbled into an absolute gem. The narrow design gives off quite a homely vibe and if you wander in during the winter, a roaring fireplace takes centre stage. In the summertime though, you'd be advised to make your way towards the back of the building where you'll find one of the finest beer gardens in the city waiting for you.
Small in area but bursting with character, the section contains a bench where people can get comfortable as well as a couple of barrels which are suitable for small groups to gather around for an hour or three.
The brightly-coloured bricks complement the sun perfectly and since the area is so compact, it only has enough room for a certain amount of people at any given time. This makes it the ideal spot for a nice quiet drink just a few yards from the hustle and bustle of Capel Street.
Heaters provide a bit of warmth if things get a bit chilly but if you find yourself shivering too much, you can always head back inside where you'll find live trad music six nights a week.
For the sports fiends, McNeill's shows most major events and they also serve food for whenever hunger strikes. If you're yet to sample the pub's friendly charm and delightful little beer garden, you best do so before the summer is out.
If that's not possible, add it to your 'cosy winter pub' bucket list.
(all pics: McNeill's)
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