The Irish in Irving, Texas

Katie Boyle is an Irish comedian living in New York City. Her favorite stand-up topics are her journey through American culture, dating, therapy and shame! She performed as a "New Face" in the 2023 Just For Laughs Festival in Montreal, and was featured in NY Funniest showcase and New York Comedy Festival in 2022. Katie's debut album and special, I'll Do It Myself, was released through Pinch Records in summer of 2023. The album hit #1 on iTunes Comedy Charts and is currently available to stream on all major platforms. Her last special, Don't Tell, premiered last November.

Sally Rooney is an Irish author. She is the author of the novels Conversations with Friends (2017), Normal People (2018), Beautiful World, Where Are You (2021), and Intermezzo (2024). The first two works were adapted into the television miniseries Normal People (2020) and Conversations with Friends (2022). Her bestselling novels have sold more than 6 million copies worldwide, have been translated into over 47 languages, and have garnered critical acclaim and commercial success. Literary commentators regard Rooney as one of the foremost millennial writers, and in 2022, Time named her among the 100 most influential people in the world.

The Albany Rebels are a men’s Gaelic football and hurling club. These traditional Irish team sports are fast-paced, competitive and fun.

Located in Albany, this bar and grill merges culinary excellence with a vibrant social atmosphere. Patrons can indulge in expertly crafted dishes featuring locally sourced ingredients, complemented by an extensive selection of premium beverages. The venue excels in hosting private events, offering bespoke catering services that focus on delivering an unparalleled dining experience. With an emphasis on quality and customer satisfaction, it stands as a premier destination for both casual diners and business gatherings, ensuring every occasion is met with professionalism and flair

The Irish American Heritage Museum is a cultural gem dedicated to preserving and celebrating the stories of the Irish in America. Located in Albany, it offers exhibitions, lectures, film screenings, and events that explore Irish history, heritage, and influence on U.S. culture. From immigration to innovation, it highlights the resilience and impact of the Irish-American experience. Educational, engaging, and proudly rooted in heritage.

Home page of Kevin McKrell, a folk artist from Albany, New York. Somewhere tonight, across the country or across the sea, a singer, sitting on a stool on a pub’s corner stage, is belting out a Kevin McKrell song, and the crowd is singing along.

The name Loch and Quay (pronounced lock and key) is an homage to a bar in Ireland the Frank used to frequent when he lived in Galway, named The Quays.

Wood-paneled Irish tavern offering classic food & drink along with a patio & weekly live music.

3Advance is owned by Paul Murphy and Darren Gibney, from Mayo and Co Down respectively. Both went to QUB, and have been in America for around 20 years, with Darren in Chicago, and Paul still in DC where they first worked together. 3Advance develops digital products for startups and Shift is the most important project we’ve ever worked on.

Celtic House

Celtic House on Columbia Pike is a proper neihborhood bar. What makes it special is the community. It’s as predictable as it is welcoming. The mostly Irish staff make sure the craic is alive and the pints are decent. Their special sauce is publican Michael McMahon, who’s almost always around, welcoming everyone who steps foot in the place. This is the mark of a great Irish pub around here.

Ireland’s Four Courts

Ireland's Four Courts in Arlington, VA, offers a vibrant mix of events, dining, and entertainment, including private events, a whiskey club, and a lively gallery. With a full kitchen menu and a variety of weekly programming, it's a dynamic venue for both locals and visitors.

McNamara’s Pub & Restaurant

McNamara’s in Arlington is where Irish comfort meets local hangout vibes. Whether you’re digging into shepherd’s pie, belting out karaoke, or just chasing a Guinness with some good banter, this Crystal City gem has you covered. With weekly trivia, live tunes, and all the craic you can handle - it’s a proper pub with a laid-back soul.

O'Sullivan’s Irish Pub

O’Sullivan’s in Arlington is your classic Irish pub with proper pours, hearty grub, and a whiskey shelf that goes deep. Tucked in Clarendon, it’s the kind of place where the music’s live, the staff know your name, and the Guinness flows like it should. Come for the stew, stay for the craic.

Samuel Beckett's

A nice spacious Irish pub in the village of Shirlington. Beckett’s has great staff, a bunch of people from Ireland, and obviously a fine pint of stout. He also host a halfway to St Patrick’s Day Irish Festival in Shirlington every September.