In The Ragg, which is owned and run by Donal, Rose & Rosemary Younge, they work hard to make it genuinely welcoming and informal for all their customers. They are family run and family orientated. Staff are naturally friendly and hospitable and are dedicated to looking after guests.

They cater for most dietary requirements, especially Coeliacs & Vegetarians.

The Ragg are renowned for their beef which is 100% Irish. All foods are homemade and ingredients are locally sourced where possible. They endeavor at all time to provide additive-free food where possible.

They also provide take-away meals and half-portions.

The bar and function rooms can cater for diners from 30 to 300. Function rooms can be booked for your exclusive use whatever the occasion. Whether it be weddings, christenings, parties, family functions, corporate dinners or Christmas parties, the Ragg is the perfect venue for your celebration. All staff are on hand to cater for your every need.

The Ragg is surrounded by green fields, fields of corn and a general sense of wellbeing.

Call in for a meal before or after your walk down Inch Golden Mile, just a few hundred yards from the restaurant's door.

Visit Pallas Hill Pet & Heritage Farm just up the road and enjoy a Picnic which can be prepared for you at The Ragg. Alternatively, call for a meal after visiting the animals.

The Rock of Cashel is 20 minutes away and Loughmore Castle just 10 minutes from the restaurant's door. Why not use The Ragg as your base for a day trip in the area? Pony Trekking & Horse Riding is available nearby also.

In the wintertime, you can come and sit by the fires and enjoy the cosiness.

You might wonder what an odd name 'The Ragg' is. Well, the area is steeped in history and during the civil war, there were a number of 'safe houses' in the area. The men 'on the run' would help the farmers in the fields and when they were in danger of being caught, the local women would put a 'rag' out the top window of the houses, to warn the men to get away fast. Over the years, an extra 'g' was added on! There are a number of historical plaques in the area commemorating its history.

Also, just where the building stands, there was once a 'poitin' maker and whenever the brew was ready to drink, a rag would be put out the attic window!

Do call to visit The Ragg, you will not be disappointed!