Quigley's Irish Pub

Hat Yai


Decked out in all the bells and whistles expected of an expatriate Irish pub, this is a warm and friendly watering hole. There's live music every evening, live sports on the screens, beer by the pint (250B) – including decent Guinness – and passable British pub food such as the full english (195B) and fish and chips (220B).


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Nearby Hat Yai attractions

1. Masjid Sahe Pakistan

0.64 MILES

The most curious and beautiful of the mosques in Hat Yai, this green and purple monument echoes the Mughal-style of the Subcontinent with its onion domes…

2. Khlong Hae Floating Market

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Túk-túk drivers and tour operators all over Hat Yai will offer tours to this vibrant and colourful weekend floating market that straddles the river Mae…

3. Hat Yai Municipal Park

3.6 MILES

Located 7km northeast of Hat Yai, this huge, green oasis of hilly, landscaped gardens is home to several stunning temples, an observatory, southern…

4. Phra Buddha Mongkol Maharaj

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At a height of 25m, southern Thailand's tallest Buddha is truly a sight to behold. The immense golden statue, weighing 200 tonnes, casts its serene eyes…

5. Hat Yai Cable Car

3.8 MILES

High up on the hills overlooking Hat Yai in the municipal park this cable car offers stunning panoramic views over Songkhla Province as it climbs from the…

6. Central Mosque of Songkhla Province

5.3 MILES

Rising up like an Indo-Asian mirage, the Central Mosque of Songkhla Province – dubbed Thailand's Taj Mahal – is a commanding nod to the region's historic…

7. Ko Yo

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8. Wat Phrahon Laem Pho

12.27 MILES

You'll see the reclining Buddha in this temple the minute you arrive on Ko Yo, as it sits right next to the bridge linking the island to Songkhla. The…