Spotlight On – St.Patrick’s Day

London

Waxy O’ Connors

Set in the heart of the West End, the cavernous Waxy O’ Connors is rabbit-warren of four bars over six floors ranges from the gothic Church Bar to the fairytale Tree Room, but you can still find a cosy spot by the fire in the Cottage Bar. Wherever you manage to find a seat, the Irish pub’s lively clientele are always welcoming.

The Toucan

The Toucan, just off Soho Square is a purely Guiness experience! Walls are covered in Guinness posters overlooked by a trio of the busy tiny Irish pub’s namesake toucans, drink in hand, or perch on a stool designed to look like a pint of the black stuff. Guinness aside, the Irish bar also offers a good choice of whiskies.

Manchester

Mulligans of Deansgate

Mulligans is reportedly the home of Guiness in Manchester.  An authentic irish pub based in the centre of the city, you’ll find a great menu of irish classics including irish stew, traditional irish breakfast, an array of whiskies and of course a pint of the black stuff. 

O’Sheas Irish Bar

Standing on Princess Street, O’Sheas is a great Irish bar delivering the sights, sounds and tastes of the Emerald Isle to the lovely people of Manchester. With only a small sign signalling its location, you might have to keep your eyes peeled for O’Sheas; step inside however and you’ll know you’re in an Irish bar. Live music from Wednesday-Sunday, great pub grub and plenty of Guinness.

Bristol

Seamus O’Donnells

A traditional bar on St. Nicholas Street Bristol.  This is an authentic Irish pub – friendly, relaxing, whiskies, good food and place to enjoy drink and conversation.  It’s family and pet friendly

Molloys

Molloys is situated in a city-centre location, just off the main nightlife area of the city.

It is an Irish-style bar, with a laid-back atmosphere, serving both food and drink.

With DJs on Friday and Saturday nights and live bands on the last weekend of every month, there is always something to keep you entertained.

Oxford

The Half Moon

Tiny Irish pub on St.Clements with lively folk music sessions on Sunday and Wednesday evenings (occasionally attended by current and past stars of the folk scene). Also hosts Sparky's Flying Circus on Thursdays and a Jazz evening (usually on the last Wednesday of every month).

O’Neills

This popular chain is situated on George Street and is full of friendliness.  Open all day for food, drink and chat.

Glasgow

Molly Malones

Molly Malones on Glasgow’s Hope Street is an original Irish bar renowned for the best pint of Guinness in town. Showing all major sporting events on big screens including football, rugby and Gaelic games. 

Kitty O’Shea’s

Modern music venue on Waterloo Street often with hard rock groups, serving modern mains and dozens of bottled beers.