Dallas’s Irish community blends historic roots with a vibrant modern presence, supported by groups like the Irish American Society of Dallas and The Ireland Funds Texas Chapter. Pubs such as Cannon’s Corner in Oak Cliff and The Playwright Irish Pub downtown bring people together over food, music, and sport. Each March, the Dallas St. Patrick’s Parade & Festival on Greenville Avenue attracts thousands, making it one of the largest celebrations in the Southwest and a highlight of Irish life in Texas.


2621 McKinney Ave
Blackfriar Pub is an Irish Pub located in the heart of Uptown Dallas serving up delicious food from cheese boards to our signature Fish & Chips. Enjoy one of our craft cocktails or choose from our huge selection of beer while sitting out on our large dog-friendly patio watching the game.
1314 W Davis St
Cannon’s Corner Irish Pub in Oak Cliff is a cozy neighborhood spot where Irish charm meets Texas hospitality. Set in a restored 1920s Tudor-style building, it offers a welcoming atmosphere with hearty fare like fish and chips, bangers and mash, and a traditional Irish breakfast served all day. With over 25 Irish beers on tap and an extensive whiskey selection, it's the perfect place to unwind with friends, enjoy live music, or catch a game.

1314 W Davis St
Established in 2019 by a Dublin native , Cannon's Corner Irish Pub resides in a Tudor-style building from 1922, once known as Cannon's Village and previously housing Cannon's 5-Cent Store, thoughtfully revitalized in 2014. The name "Cannon," translating to "wolf cub" in Gaelic, signifies a spirited and resilient nature, a characteristic that continues to define the building as it now serves as a neighborhood pub, fostering a strong sense of community and steadfastness. Situated near the historic Kessler Theatre, Winnetka Heights, and Kessler Park, Cannon's Corner celebrates the area's rich heritage and vibrant creative community.

2818 Greenville Ave
The Dubliner is a traditional Irish Pub with a warm & welcoming atmosphere. We offer a vast selection of imported & craft beer, as well as whiskies, both Irish & Scottish. Great pride is taken in the quality of our draught Guinness, which is said by many to be the best in town. Owned & operated by Peter Kenny, a native of Dublin, The Dubliner is a local favorite watering hole of the east Dallas community, & a staple on Greenville Avenue. Sláinte!

2823 McKinnon St
Inspired by the pubs all around the British Isles. Step inside, and you’re destined to have one of those hard-to-forget nights filled with great conversation and belly laughs shared over pints with friends old and new. Featuring the finest whiskeys, pouring pints of Guinness, and touting the tastiest fish and chips, Harwood Arms is your local pub—a place for the people.
2107 N Henderson Ave
8518 Plano Rd
Lochland’s Irish Pub in East Dallas blends cozy neighborhood charm with a modern Irish twist. Founded by Peter and Cheryl Kenny—also behind The Dubliner—it’s a relaxed spot where locals gather for hearty shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and a pint of Guinness. The dog-friendly beer garden out back is perfect for sunny afternoons, while the scratch kitchen and classic cocktails keep the good times flowing. Whether you're in for brunch, a casual dinner, or just a drink with friends, Lochland’s offers a welcoming atmosphere that feels like a home away from home.

8518 Plano Rd
A refined Dallas pub rooted in a scratch kitchen, proper pints of Guinness, and a love for the game. Lochland’s is where brunch lingers, cocktails flow, and the city gathers for soccer, sport, and celebration—indoors or out on one of the best patios in Dallas.

1201 Main St
At the heart of Dallas, Texas, lies Patrick Kennedy's, an Irish pub steeped in the rich tapestry of history and heritage. Its story begins with the emigration of JFK's grandfather, who left Wexford, Ireland, amidst the devastating famine, seeking a new beginning in America. Owned by a Dublin native, the pub pays homage to the enduring spirit of the Irish people, whose resilience and cultural pride have been passed down through generations. It's a place where the legacy of struggle and triumph converges with the American dream, celebrated by the remarkable ascent of his great-grandson to the presidency of the United States. Patrick Kennedy's is not just a pub; it's a tribute to the shared history and unbreakable bond between Ireland and America, inviting all who enter to partake in the legacy that embodies the enduring spirit of both nations.

1800 Main St
Nestled quietly and unassumingly on the ground floor the of historic Mercantile Building, The Crafty Irishman Public House is the first of its kind in downtown Dallas. A far cry from the crowded sports bars and formal dining just blocks away, local residents and businesses alike will find a small gathering place of familiar faces, tempting dishes, and bottomless taps. Locally owned and operated by a Dublin native, every detail of The Crafty Irishman is deeply rooted in Irish tradition. Worldly accents provide the perfect backdrop to slip out of Dallas and into the Land of a Thousand Welcomes.

2401 Victory Park Ln
Find your The Crafty Irishman in Dallas, TX. Explore our locations with directions and photos.

18101 Preston Rd
Warm tavern featuring Irish & American fare, an extensive selection of draft beers & numerous TVs.

1722 Routh St
Experience the vibrant arts district at The Playwright Irish Pub, where a diverse menu of Irish and American dishes meets an extensive whiskey selection. Perfect for pre- or post-theater events, this pub offers warmth, camaraderie, and a taste of Ireland.

1722 Routh St
Marking its sixth year in the arts district, The Playwright Irish Pub draws inspiration from the vibrant theatrical community that defines the area, honoring playwrights from around the globe who showcase their work in neighboring theaters. With a selection of over a hundred whiskeys, including Irish Whiskey, Scotch, and Bourbon, our pub caters to discerning palates. Indulging in hearty Irish fare like Shepherd's Pie or Fish N' Chips Our menu also features traditional American dishes with an Irish twist, such as the Jameson Burger or our Irish nachos. Beyond being a destination for drinks and meals before or after a performance, The Playwright embodies the essence of the Irish pub—the warmth and camaraderie of home within our community.
2409 N Henderson Ave
The Skellig is a laid-back Irish pub nestled in Dallas' Henderson Avenue district. With its rustic exposed brick walls, picnic-style wooden tables, and a gleaming U-shaped bar, it evokes the charm of a classic Irish dive bar . The dim lighting sets the tone for a relaxed, welcoming vibe, making it the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a pint.

2409 N Henderson Ave
The newest pub from the owners of the Old Monk, Idle Rich and Blackfriar Pubs.

2621 McKinney Ave
Blackfriar Pub is an Irish Pub located in the heart of Uptown Dallas serving up delicious food from cheese boards to our signature Fish & Chips. Enjoy one of our craft cocktails or choose from our huge selection of beer while sitting out on our large dog-friendly patio watching the game.
Blackwell Street
1314 W Davis St
Cannon’s Corner Irish Pub in Oak Cliff is a cozy neighborhood spot where Irish charm meets Texas hospitality. Set in a restored 1920s Tudor-style building, it offers a welcoming atmosphere with hearty fare like fish and chips, bangers and mash, and a traditional Irish breakfast served all day. With over 25 Irish beers on tap and an extensive whiskey selection, it's the perfect place to unwind with friends, enjoy live music, or catch a game.

1314 W Davis St
Established in 2019 by a Dublin native , Cannon's Corner Irish Pub resides in a Tudor-style building from 1922, once known as Cannon's Village and previously housing Cannon's 5-Cent Store, thoughtfully revitalized in 2014. The name "Cannon," translating to "wolf cub" in Gaelic, signifies a spirited and resilient nature, a characteristic that continues to define the building as it now serves as a neighborhood pub, fostering a strong sense of community and steadfastness. Situated near the historic Kessler Theatre, Winnetka Heights, and Kessler Park, Cannon's Corner celebrates the area's rich heritage and vibrant creative community.


2818 Greenville Ave
The Dubliner is a traditional Irish Pub with a warm & welcoming atmosphere. We offer a vast selection of imported & craft beer, as well as whiskies, both Irish & Scottish. Great pride is taken in the quality of our draught Guinness, which is said by many to be the best in town. Owned & operated by Peter Kenny, a native of Dublin, The Dubliner is a local favorite watering hole of the east Dallas community, & a staple on Greenville Avenue. Sláinte!
3809 Grand Avenue

2823 McKinnon St
Inspired by the pubs all around the British Isles. Step inside, and you’re destined to have one of those hard-to-forget nights filled with great conversation and belly laughs shared over pints with friends old and new. Featuring the finest whiskeys, pouring pints of Guinness, and touting the tastiest fish and chips, Harwood Arms is your local pub—a place for the people.
The Irish American Society of Dallas is a welcoming community where Irish heritage meets Texas hospitality. Since its founding in 1975, the Society has been a hub for those with Irish roots or simply a love for Irish culture. From lively St. Patrick’s Day parades to cultural events and charitable endeavors, the Society offers a space for fellowship, fun, and a shared appreciation of Irish traditions.
2107 N Henderson Ave
8518 Plano Rd
Lochland’s Irish Pub in East Dallas blends cozy neighborhood charm with a modern Irish twist. Founded by Peter and Cheryl Kenny—also behind The Dubliner—it’s a relaxed spot where locals gather for hearty shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and a pint of Guinness. The dog-friendly beer garden out back is perfect for sunny afternoons, while the scratch kitchen and classic cocktails keep the good times flowing. Whether you're in for brunch, a casual dinner, or just a drink with friends, Lochland’s offers a welcoming atmosphere that feels like a home away from home.

8518 Plano Rd
A refined Dallas pub rooted in a scratch kitchen, proper pints of Guinness, and a love for the game. Lochland’s is where brunch lingers, cocktails flow, and the city gathers for soccer, sport, and celebration—indoors or out on one of the best patios in Dallas.

7324 Gaston Avenue
When this wonderful festival was first conceived of, it was an event created by musicians who loved Irish traditional music, for musicians and an audience who also loved Irish traditional music. We are still one of the only large Irish festivals in the country who place a huge significance on the traditional music of Ireland. We definitely go on tangents now and then, out to Scotland and the Maritimes and we embrace the rock and roll of it all sometimes, but traditional music has always had most of our focus.

1201 Main St
At the heart of Dallas, Texas, lies Patrick Kennedy's, an Irish pub steeped in the rich tapestry of history and heritage. Its story begins with the emigration of JFK's grandfather, who left Wexford, Ireland, amidst the devastating famine, seeking a new beginning in America. Owned by a Dublin native, the pub pays homage to the enduring spirit of the Irish people, whose resilience and cultural pride have been passed down through generations. It's a place where the legacy of struggle and triumph converges with the American dream, celebrated by the remarkable ascent of his great-grandson to the presidency of the United States. Patrick Kennedy's is not just a pub; it's a tribute to the shared history and unbreakable bond between Ireland and America, inviting all who enter to partake in the legacy that embodies the enduring spirit of both nations.

1800 Main St
Nestled quietly and unassumingly on the ground floor the of historic Mercantile Building, The Crafty Irishman Public House is the first of its kind in downtown Dallas. A far cry from the crowded sports bars and formal dining just blocks away, local residents and businesses alike will find a small gathering place of familiar faces, tempting dishes, and bottomless taps. Locally owned and operated by a Dublin native, every detail of The Crafty Irishman is deeply rooted in Irish tradition. Worldly accents provide the perfect backdrop to slip out of Dallas and into the Land of a Thousand Welcomes.

2401 Victory Park Ln
Find your The Crafty Irishman in Dallas, TX. Explore our locations with directions and photos.
The Ireland Funds Texas chapter spans Houston, Dallas, and Austin, rallying the state’s Irish-American and corporate networks. Through major fundraising events, it supports programs in Ireland focused on education, community development, and peace-building.

18101 Preston Rd
Warm tavern featuring Irish & American fare, an extensive selection of draft beers & numerous TVs.

1722 Routh St
Experience the vibrant arts district at The Playwright Irish Pub, where a diverse menu of Irish and American dishes meets an extensive whiskey selection. Perfect for pre- or post-theater events, this pub offers warmth, camaraderie, and a taste of Ireland.

1722 Routh St
Marking its sixth year in the arts district, The Playwright Irish Pub draws inspiration from the vibrant theatrical community that defines the area, honoring playwrights from around the globe who showcase their work in neighboring theaters. With a selection of over a hundred whiskeys, including Irish Whiskey, Scotch, and Bourbon, our pub caters to discerning palates. Indulging in hearty Irish fare like Shepherd's Pie or Fish N' Chips Our menu also features traditional American dishes with an Irish twist, such as the Jameson Burger or our Irish nachos. Beyond being a destination for drinks and meals before or after a performance, The Playwright embodies the essence of the Irish pub—the warmth and camaraderie of home within our community.
2409 N Henderson Ave
The Skellig is a laid-back Irish pub nestled in Dallas' Henderson Avenue district. With its rustic exposed brick walls, picnic-style wooden tables, and a gleaming U-shaped bar, it evokes the charm of a classic Irish dive bar . The dim lighting sets the tone for a relaxed, welcoming vibe, making it the perfect spot to unwind and enjoy a pint.

2409 N Henderson Ave
The newest pub from the owners of the Old Monk, Idle Rich and Blackfriar Pubs.
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