A most unexpected delight at Molly Gallivan's. It was a blustery day but the heartfelt dedicated staff warmed our hearts with story, brew, and the best educational walking tour of our entire trip. Like visiting a small farm in the U.S., we walked through and talked about this old farm and the whys and wherefores it was laid out as... More

We took our 7 year old daughter to Molly Gallivan's to see Santa following a recommendation from a colleague who went last year. Santa and Mrs. Claus were a bit wooden, but, hey, it's Christmas, and our daughter was thrilled that Santa knew so much about her. The live crib was OK (agree with other reviews - wrap up warm)... More

Steven at Molly Gallivan's is a very special person. He invited us for tea and enjoyable conversation. I compared prices on similar items at various stores and his prices were the best. He also has a good selection of items to choose from. It's important to view the presentation on Molly and be amazed at how she survived before touring... More

visiting santa was good, thought the children would make chocalate figures or something false adversting. The parents should get something afterwards if it weren't for the parents ye wouldn't have any kids coming to see ye. it was very expensive for families in this recesion it should be more afforable for families. I think the parents should be given something... More

This is going to be a long review, but if you don't know all the elements of this place, I think you might miss some great experiences. Everyone going past Molly Gallivan's stops for the gorgeous views over the valley. A druid, carved from a tree that once stood in its place, looks toward the highest point of Barra-Bui where... More

I would have to say it was my first trip to Ireland and Molly Gallivans was the perfect start to my trip. With History, Authentic irish food, Dancing around the fire singing traditional Irish songs. Please take the time to fit this in your Holiday its such an experience one must have of Ireland More

All they want from you is to spend money in the shop. Farm is worth a look but the real historic Ireland is not Molly Gallivans it is Bonane Heritage Park, not this twee oirish tat. More

A light hearted evenings entertainment by welcoming local musicians, singers, story tellers on times gone by, set in a quaint 200 year old cottage. A lovely piping hot meal with wine etc is served, followed by the above entertainment sitting/singing/dancing around an open fire. A great night was had by all, not only for visitors to Ireland but for anyone... More

I visited Ireland with my parents and my boyfriend. We had arranged a surprise for my parents of the American Wake experience at Molly Gallivan's. I have to say, it was the highlight of our trip! The dinner was traditional Irish food with a lovely wine, but the evening entertainment was simply wonderful. A small group of maybe ten total... More