County Meath natives John O'Brien and Mick Morris have created an authentic Irish neighborhood experience. It's named after Morris' grandmother, who took care of her village's children in the early 1900s. Away from the bar bustle of Sixth and Fourth streets, it achieves Irish-pub flavor while avoiding the overwhelming traffic of bars closer to the town's center. In true European fashion, patrons can smoke cigarettes with their pints and pies. The relaxed nature of the bar attracts an older professional crowd, though anyone is welcome to stop in and catch the latest rugby game on the international sports channel.