“The King’s Head Pub in Galway Reopens Despite Wall-Damaging Truck Incident”

Galway pub patrons were shocked and saddened to hear the news that their beloved establishment, The Crane Bar, had been severely damaged by a truck that smashed into the bar earlier this year. However, the good news is that The Crane Bar is now back open for business, much to the delight of locals and tourists alike. Despite the extensive damage caused by the accident, the bar has been restored to its former glory and even made a few minor improvements. This article takes a closer look at the incident and the efforts required to get The Crane Bar back up and running again.


The historic King’s Head pub in Galway has confirmed it remains open for business following an incident in which a truck seriously damaged its walls. The pub shared news of the accident and an image of the damaged wall on social media, but quickly reassured customers that it was “business as usual”. As a playful gesture, the pub added an old-looking letter that read: “Please excuse our appearance. In this, the year of 2023 our walls were breached by a surprise attack. We were not vanquished and our walls stood firm. We will rebuild our ramparts in due course (le cúnamh De) but, for now – our Ale still flows freely!” Customers were impressed with the pub’s positive response to the incident, with one commenting: “Well played for being able to laugh at such a sh*te situation.”


In conclusion, the devastating images of the damage caused by the truck that crashed into a Galway pub are a stark reminder of how quickly life can change. With the bar now back up and running, it serves as a testament to the resilience of the Galway community. We must remember to cherish the moments we have and appreciate the places that bring us together. While the road to recovery may have been long and difficult, the community has come out stronger on the other side. Our thoughts are with those who were affected by this tragic event, and we hope that the Galway pub will continue to thrive for many years to come.