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A thoughtful collection of distinctive hospitality venues, each rooted in place, character and genuine Irish welcome.
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Distinctive Venues
From the Wild Atlantic Way to the Dublin coastline - each venue its own world, connected by the same warmth.
100+
Years of Hospitality
McGrory's of Culdaff has welcomed guests since 1924. A century of good food, live music, and genuine Irish welcome.
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Whiskey Brand
Doherty Irish Whiskey - a 5-year and 12-year single malt distilled on the Donegal coast. Smoky, warm, and made without compromise.
Our Story
Rooted in Donegal,
shaped by the sea
For over 100 years, McGrory's has welcomed people to the edge of Inishowen with good food, great music, and pint poured with care. Today, Doherty Hospitality carries that same spirit across three coastal venues - McGrory's, The Eagle, and The Queens.
From Culdaff to Glasthule and Dalkey, our story is a simple one. Warm welcomes, honest hospitality, and places people return to time and again. The menus change with the seasons. The faces behind the bar change over the years. The feeling never does.
"We never set out to build a group. We set out to build places you would want to come back to."
Our Venues
Places worth
seeking out
Whether you are pulling up a stool in Glasthule, catching a session in Culdaff, or sitting down to dinner in Dalkey, every Doherty venue is a place worth being. Three venues, each its own world - shaped by its coast, its community, and the people who call it their local.
Hotel · Bar · Restaurant · Live Music
McGrory's
Main Street, Culdaff, Inishowen, Co. Donegal
McGrory's has fed and sheltered Inishowen visitors since 1924. Steps from Culdaff's Blue Flag beach, beside Malin Head and the Wild Atlantic Way - the kind of place Donegal does better than anywhere else on earth.
Donegal
The Wild Atlantic
at your table
McGrory's has been welcoming people to the northwest since 1924. Beside Malin Head and the Wild Atlantic Way, it serves the freshest Donegal seafood, hosts legendary live sessions, and offers boutique rooms overlooking Culdaff Beach. This is the kind of place that makes the drive worth it.
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Dublin
The soul of the village,
in the city
The Queens has stood on Castle Street in Dalkey since 1745. The Eagle has been the heart of Glasthule for years. Two south Dublin icons, reimagined under Doherty Hospitality - together they bring the warmth and character of true Irish hospitality to the Dublin coastline.
Our Reviews
The Queens
"Excellent food and service"
I had the fish and chips my wife had the goats cheese salad. The food was excellent. The service was excellent. The prices were reasonable. Highly recommended I will go back.
McGrory's
"Beautiful day for our wedding at McGrory's"
We had our wedding McGrory's May 2026 and couldn't be happier with the way the day turned out. Lorraine and the team pulled out all the stops to make sure everything ran smoothly from start to finish.
The Queens
"All Hail The Queens"
We brought a large family group for our son's communion and as per usual everyone left happy and full.
The Eagle
"Recommendation"
Wonderful staff great menu peaceful and quiet if you want to place to go for a nice meal or a drink in peace I would strongly recommend this pub it's a decision you are not regret.
McGrory's
"Hidden gem"
Warm and homely hotel with very attentive staff. Kept clean and tidy by the charming and efficient staff.
The Eagle
"Sunday evening meal"
Very nice atmosphere, Lovely staff, Great food
Eddie and his staff are very welcoming.
doHERTY Irish whiskey
The spirit of Donegal
in a bottle
Born from the rugged coastline of County Donegal, every bottle carries the weight of its landscape - the Atlantic winds, the unhurried seasons, and a family that has never once mistaken speed for quality.
Doherty Irish Whiskey’s 5 Year Old Blend and 12 Year Old Single Grain are crafted with patience and character. Matured in hand-selected bourbon and sherry casks, each bottle is shaped by time alone - smoky, rich, no fillers and no shortcuts.
Named with intention. Made without compromise.
FIND US
From Donegal
to Dublin
Three venues. Two coasts. One group.
