The shutters were mostly down of this pub - the one over the door opened to head height and the rest still down. Not the most inviting; and the warning about bans for use of drugs on the premises also suggests foreboding; however the pubs actually quite nice inside.
Unlike the previous pub being very clear about what they did and didn't serve; the Decies had a Beamish tap head which was not on and indeed had not been on for some time - but they did have bottled Macardles; which more than suffices.
The "County" in the name here may seem slightly odd; as this is very much in an urban area, within the Dublin City Council area; but this is because the Colgan family chain of premises all had "County" in their names - N1194 West County Hotel, N1133 Lucan County Bar and some former premises making up another chain of similarly named pubs like JG Mooney's set.
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