Accasbel do you live near Kinsale road? if so do you know Barry? he makes a decent cup of tea.

Everyone in Cork knows Barry (sometimes pronounced "Burry")
He spreads golden moments.

I may be off at a tangent Acc but my aunt is looking for a Barry's pub or hotel in Kinsale.....

Don't know it - but that does not mean anything much. :)
No obvious match in the 'phone book.
Try googling with a bit more information about the place?

It's not uncommon for people to refer to a place by an old name. I can think of pubs and streets in Cobh which have multiple names.
Hence - much more information may be needed.

e.g. from http://starbulletin.com/98/07/13/editorial/special.html
"A leading figure in the transformation of Kinsale into a tourist town is Peter Barry. A pioneer, he opened two restaurants -- The Spaniard and Man Friday -- there in 1963."
So this Barry may have opened other places - one of which may or not have been referred to your aunt as "Barry's" - no matter what name is actually over the door.

Isn't life rich?

I may be off on a tangent, also .. but sounds like 'guest' and Acc are using "code" .. should we expect a drop of 'good grog got cheap' at the bar?

Thanks Acc for the information. I'll pass it on.
I'll get in contact with my aunt and find out more.
Dont ya love this place *S*

for sale one bat, slightly used.

ROFLMAO
From the archives...Harry Caray to Steve Stone:
"Hey Steve, did ya know that Sosa spelled backwards is As-os?"

Are Cork bats Irish???

Sammy Sosa has passed Mickey Mantle, Mickey was corked fairly often.

That's a real Corker