The Cuckoo's Nest Pub Dublin is a historic establishment that has been serving the community since 1739.
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The Gibbon Family opens the doors to The Kilnamanagh Inn. The coachhouse becomes a popular gathering spot for locals and travellers.
The coachhouse continues to thrive as Dublin expands. It remains a popular destination on the Dublin / Carlow Turnpike Road.
The inn transforms into the epicentre of the Irish Independence movement, playing a pivotal role in orchestrating the Fenian Rising of 1867.
The premises acquires a licence to operate a ballroom, which attracts all the eligible ladies and gents for miles around.
The pub faces challenges during the Irish War of Independence but it manages to remain a popular local establishment.
The pub experiences a resurgence in popularity during the post-war years, as Dublin experiences an economic boom.
The Lynch family buys the pub and continues to own it for the next 54 years.
The Cuckoo's Nest Pitch & Putt Club is established.
The Cuckoo’s Nest officially closes it’s doors.
Michael Keogh buys the land with hopes of developing the site to include 40 new homes and an extended site for the original pub.
The Mulvaney Brothers buy the landmark pub.