Crowley's is what you hope an Irish country pub will be: dark wood, low beams, a turf fire in winter, and a back room that fills up for sessions several nights a week in summer. The music is the real thing — local players, fiddle and accordion and tin whistle, not a tourist showcase.
Pints of Guinness and Murphy's are well-poured and reasonably priced. Drop in early evening if you want a seat at the bar; sessions usually start around nine-thirty.