Connely's Inn was a small inn with a bar, located near New Grange, Ireland, south of Dublin. It was run by Connely and his wife. A bartender also worked there. The two story inn had bedrooms upstairs, some of which were furnished with religious artwork. A downstairs back room held a radio set which Connely, as a local leader of the Blueshirts, used to communicate with Dieterhoffmann, his Nazi contact.