Buffalo’s Irish community has deep roots, dating back to 19th-century immigrants who worked on the Erie Canal, railroads, and in the city’s industries. Today, Irish pride thrives in neighborhoods and through cultural organizations that keep music, dance, and Gaelic sports alive. The Banshee Irish Pub on Franklin Street is a lively hub for food, music, and community gatherings. Each March, the Buffalo St. Patrick’s Day Parade on Delaware Avenue draws thousands, celebrating Irish heritage in one of New York’s most spirited parades.

474 Abbott Rd, Buffalo
Doc Sullivans is a neighborhood pub set in the heart of South Buffalo's Irish Heritage district serving up cold beer & spirits along with Pub Fare. From our beef on weck wings to the Smitty's, our PB&J burger, and much more, We look forward to serving you the next time you are in South Buffalo, New York!

97 Genesee St, Buffalo
Easygoing watering hole & American grill with a nostalgic vibe, dark-wood decor & outdoor seating.

81 Abbott Rd, Buffalo

257 Franklin St, Buffalo
Banshee Irish Pub brings bold Irish energy to Buffalo’s Elmwood Village, serving up great pints, live music, and unbeatable pub comfort. The space is cozy but lively, with dark wood interiors, a well-stocked whiskey shelf, and a regular lineup of local bands and DJs. The menu hits all the right notes, from boxty and bangers to Irish-inspired brunch favorites. Whether you're watching the match, dancing late into the night, or catching up over Guinness, Banshee delivers the craic with Buffalo soul. It’s where Irish hospitality meets Queen City charm.

2134 Seneca St, Buffalo
Pubs have always been places to gather and chat. South Buffalo is our home and we want to convey its warmth and character in this neighborhood pub. From the Early Times to the Blackthorn, we have grown with our friends. We invite new friends to join us and see what they’ve been missing. The people, after all, are the heart and soul of the pub. The pub patron is not just a customer, but a guest and a friend. Proprietors Pat Lalley & Hugger Adymy

245 Abbott Rd, Buffalo
The Buffalo Irish Center is the cultural home of the Irish American community of Buffalo and WNY.
Delaware Ave, Buffalo, NY, USA, Buffalo

474 Abbott Rd, Buffalo
Doc Sullivans is a neighborhood pub set in the heart of South Buffalo's Irish Heritage district serving up cold beer & spirits along with Pub Fare. From our beef on weck wings to the Smitty's, our PB&J burger, and much more, We look forward to serving you the next time you are in South Buffalo, New York!

97 Genesee St, Buffalo
Easygoing watering hole & American grill with a nostalgic vibe, dark-wood decor & outdoor seating.

81 Abbott Rd, Buffalo

Presented by South Buffalo Roots, a local non-profit, that also brings you South Buffalo Porchfest. The South Buffalo Irish Festival has become a local tradition where you'll not only experience great Irish and Celtic music with over 20 years of festival. You can also find food from many of your favorite local South Buffalo restaurants, plenty of kid friendly activities in the Kids Zone, and a glimpse into the traditions of music on our Trad Stage. Check back regularly for updates and we can't wait to see you!

257 Franklin St, Buffalo
Banshee Irish Pub brings bold Irish energy to Buffalo’s Elmwood Village, serving up great pints, live music, and unbeatable pub comfort. The space is cozy but lively, with dark wood interiors, a well-stocked whiskey shelf, and a regular lineup of local bands and DJs. The menu hits all the right notes, from boxty and bangers to Irish-inspired brunch favorites. Whether you're watching the match, dancing late into the night, or catching up over Guinness, Banshee delivers the craic with Buffalo soul. It’s where Irish hospitality meets Queen City charm.

2134 Seneca St, Buffalo
Pubs have always been places to gather and chat. South Buffalo is our home and we want to convey its warmth and character in this neighborhood pub. From the Early Times to the Blackthorn, we have grown with our friends. We invite new friends to join us and see what they’ve been missing. The people, after all, are the heart and soul of the pub. The pub patron is not just a customer, but a guest and a friend. Proprietors Pat Lalley & Hugger Adymy

245 Abbott Road, Buffalo
The United Irish American Association (UIAA) is delighted to announce the St. Patrick’s Day Parade will take place on Sunday, March 14, 2027 at 2:00PM on Delaware Avenue in the City of...
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