New York has been a hub for Irish immigrants since the 1800s, shaping the city’s politics, neighborhoods, and cultural life. From the historic Irish bars of Midtown and the Bronx to the Irish Arts Center in Manhattan, the community’s presence is unmistakable. Each March, New York hosts the world’s oldest and largest St. Patrick’s Day Parade along Fifth Avenue, a tradition that draws millions and cements the city’s place at the heart of Irish America.

Mon, January 26th
6:00 PM
This exhibit, running through the course of 2026, uses the archives of the American Irish Historical Society to display the history of Irish America. 250 years after 1776, we look back on the contributions and stories of Irish emigrants and their descendants in American history. In collaboration with Irish America 250, this is part of a series of events and exhibits throughout 2026. This launch will feature a brief lecture on the planned exhibit--featuring 12 themes for 2026 and a view of the January exhibit theme, “Revolutionary Heroes.”
Latest Events this week
Live at Murphy's on 2nd
Join Irish singer-songwriter Kevin McCormack for an evening of heartfelt ballads, lively traditional tunes, and classic folk storytelling at Murphy’s on 2nd. With a voice steeped in Dublin soul and a setlist full of both originals and pub favorites, Kevin brings authentic Irish energy to the heart of Manhattan. Raise a pint, sing along, and experience the kind of live music that turns a Friday night into something memorable.
Irish Session w/ Jake James & Cara Wildman
Join us at The Long Hall for an unforgettable Irish music session featuring the soulful sounds of Jake James and the spirited playing of Cara Wildman. Expect rich vocals, stirring fiddle and guitar, and that spontaneous trad magic that only a live session can bring. With pints flowing and good company all around, it’s the perfect way to soak up authentic Celtic vibes in the heart of NYC. Whether you’re a longtime fan or new to the scene, this session promises warm energy, lively tunes, and plenty of craic.

510 E 11th St
11th St. Bar merges the great traditions of both the classic Irish Pub and the New York City Bar. Located in the Heart of the East Village at 510 East 11th Street Between Avenue A & Avenue B
150 E 47th St
Named after Blackwell’s Island, now known as Roosevelt Island, formerly home to New York City's penitentiary and insane asylum from 1832 to 1935. Today is a rightful part of the borough of Manhattan and it's home to over 10,000 residents Blackwell’s kitchen is open for lunch and dinner until midnight Monday-Saturday and 9 pm on Sunday serving our full menu and also from 11 am to 3 pm on Saturday and Sunday for brunch. Open for lunch & dinner 7 days a week. We have an extensive assortment of beers including 18 on tap.
208 E 58th St
Blooms Tavern is a lasting tribute to James Joyce and his literary creation Leopold Bloom. A Celtic-fused space with an the extensive beer and wine list, noted for being one of New York’s few taverns with a working (and welcoming) fireplace.
17 John St
121 W 45th St
Connolly’s Pub & Restaurant is a family-owned and operated traditional Irish pub and conveniently located in the heart of Times Square and minutes away from all Broadway shows and NYC attractions. With 50 different beers to choose from, we offer a unique environment for happy hour, business functions, family gatherings and weddings. Our three floors, plus our rooftop bar, can accommodate parties from 15 – 500 people. 45 large flat-screen TV showing every major sporting event.
23 Avenue A
Conor’s Goat is a laid-back Irish pub tucked into the East Village, perfect for an easy pint and good vibes. The menu mixes comfort food with bar classics, and the Guinness is poured just right. Locals love the chill atmosphere and friendly staff who make you feel like a regular. It’s great for catching a game, sharing snacks, or just kicking back. No fuss, just solid craic in the heart of NYC.
326 W 37th St

1453 3rd Ave
A friendly Irish pub in the heart of Manhattan where the pints are perfect, the staff know your name, and the craic never stops. Known for its cozy atmosphere, hearty food, and lively crowd, Dylan Murphy’s is a local favorite for watching sports, catching live music, or unwinding after work. It’s everything you want in a true New York Irish pub - warm, welcoming, and always a good time.
206 W 41st St
Welcome to Garvey’s Irish Pub, a cherished gem nestled in the heart of Times Square. We pride ourselves on offering a warm and inviting atmosphere, authentic Irish cuisine, and an extensive selection of beverages. Experience the essence of Irish hospitality and indulge in the flavors that keep our patrons coming back for more.
757 Avenue of the Americas
315 W 39th St
The Joyce Public House plays homage to the Irish writer and poet, James Joyce. Classic cocktails, local craft beers, and an extensive spirits menu complement the new American menu of Franklin Vasco The large space with several private sections is the ideal location for celebrations, corporate events, and after-work drinks. We look forward to hosting you soon!
127 Pearl St
Low-key Irish tavern serving pints & a full menu of pub grub to Financial District types.
340 9th Ave
Showing all sporting events, with accompaniment of the best beers, wines and spirits. Kitchen open daily till 11pm, and Brunch served Sat & Sun.
692 3rd Ave
Midtown Manhattan's favorite spot serving traditional Irish Fare and a wide variety of Irish Whiskeys and Beer. Conveniently located to many Hotels, Grand Central Station and The United Nations, we pride ourselves with our warm and inviting atmosphere serving Regulars, Locals, Commuters and Visitors alike. 'Whether you're looking for a cozy spot to enjoy a Pint or a hearty meal Malone's is the Perfect Spot in the heart of New York City"
144 W 46th St
McCarthy’s Pub is an authentic Irish Pub conveniently located in Times Square on West 46th Street between 6th & 7th Avenue. Just a short walk from New York City's famous Theatre District, Bryant Park, and Columbus Circle. Come and watch all your favorite teams on our HD TVs. All NCAA, NBA, MLB extra innings, NFL, NHL, GOLF, & Fox Soccer Channel games are shown. From casual lunch breaks to after-work cocktails, a spot to grab a beer while watching the game, to a quick bite before a Broadway show. McCarthy's is the perfect gathering spot for any occasion. Drop by and join us anytime.
287 3rd Ave
Molly's Pub And Restaurant Shebeen, which stands at 287 Third Avenue, was first established as a bar in 1895. During Prohibition (1920-1933) it operated as a grocery store, and in the mid 1930s, following the repeal of Prohibition, the retail space once again began to serve alcohol and the building’s three upper floors became a rooming house for transient workers. The bar was constructed from Honduran mahogany which, together with the original wood- burning fireplace, is still in place today.
402 8th Ave
Molly Wee (Mullagh Bui) is Irish for yellow hill! Located in County Cavan, 14 miles west of Cavan Town, it was the location of the Reilly family home and farm. The Molly Wee Pub and Restaurant was established in 1980 on the corner of 30th Street and Eight Avenue. For over 40 years it has been a fixture of New York City. Like its namesake in Ireland, The Molly Wee offers both visitors and regulars a gathering place to enjoy friendly conversation, great food, drink and 'mighty craic'.
977 2nd Ave
Established in 1976, Murphys original location was situated just a block away and closed its doors in 2020. Murphys rebirth in this rural setting combined with a contemporary atmosphere, brings back the warmth and welcome of the traditional Irish Pub, injected with energy and a vibrant dynamic.
218 E 52nd St
Bayard's Ale House is a traditional, wood-lined Irish pub in the heart of the West Village, New York City. You can find the same ambiance and wide selection of draft beers & classic comfort food at our brother pub - Niall's on 52nd. and the wayward sister bar would feel at home in Georgian Dublin despite the Wild West shenanigans of Rosie Dunn. We have some of the best burgers & wings in the city, come by for the craic!
518 W 30th St
O’Toole’s Way is an Irish-American influenced restaurant and bar, celebrating vintage New York City. Located at 518 W 30th St, O’Toole’s Way is in the heart of Hudson Yards. O’Toole’s Way features inventive and delicious dishes grounded by classic techniques and a cocktail menu centered around seasonal ingredients. Step inside to find a beautifully designed space that incorporates green tones and warm exposed brick; taking inspiration from the surrounding area. O’Toole’s Way has two floors of indoor and outdoor seating, complete with a year-round terrace overlooking the High Line, high ceilings, plush and cozy seating nooks, as well as a fully open kitchen.
202 WEST 36TH STREET
Welcome to Pig n' Whistle on 36th St., the ultimate rugby pub in New York City. Our location near Madison Square Garden has been the perfect gathering spot for rugby fans for over 50 years. We take pride in our extensive selection of beers on tap, as well as our delicious pub fare. Our pub offers a friendly and welcoming atmosphere, perfect for any occasion or after a rugby game celebration. Come and join our rugby-loving community today and see what all the hype is about!
27 W 35th St
The Playwright Irish Pub is a sports bar & gastropub destination in Midtown Manhattan that features dozens of high definition flat screen televisions showing every sporting event from around the world. With over 25 rotating draught beers and countless more options by the bottle, The Playwright prides itself on being the destination spot for locals and tourists alike looking for The Fight of the Century or to catch their favorite hometown team.
837 7th Ave
Great Irish pub if you're near Central Park.
38 W 48th St
Modern gastropub with traditional irish hospitality nestled in the heart of Manhattan at 38 W 48th St, just steps away from the iconic Rockefeller Center, Reilly's is not your ordinary Irish pub. Experience the Charm of Ireland in the Heart of New York City. We're your go-to destination for delicious food, a wide selection of drinks, and unforgettable experiences. At Reilly's, we blend the authentic Irish pub atmosphere with the vibrant energy of NYC.
42 W 48th St
Our recipe is simple: great beer, fresh food, and a friendly atmosphere. Established in 2016, Sean's serves a wide selection of 54 rotating draft beers that is paired with globally inspired hearty pub fare. The space is designed with a casual, cozy interior, making it a local haven just steps from Rockefeller Center.
125 E 15th St
Shades of Green Pub is located in the heart of Union Square, just a few steps from the Irving Plaza Concert Venue. We opened our doors over 30 years ago and serve traditional Irish dishes along with other delicious items such as our tasty burger and buffalo wings and have one of the best pints of Guinness in town!
22 W 46th St
St. Pat's Bar and Grill - Midtown's Premier Sports Bar' We are the best destination in Midtown for great food, great fun, & great times. Showing all the Sporting Events, 2 Full Floors. Home to the Jacksonville Jaguars, Auburn Tigers & NY Celtic Supporters Club
505 8th Ave

150 W 30th St
Tara Mór is the voice of contemporary Ireland in America - educating and inspiring by breaking away from outdated stereotypes to celebrate a progressive, dynamic Irish culture! Tara Mór offers a bridge between modern Ireland and NYC, serving elevated cocktails, inventive food, and a stylish vibe that showcases and educates about Irish culture.
1085 2nd Ave
The Blasket Pub is an authentic Irish pub located in Midtown East. Open daily at 4pm, we offer a slew of beers on tap, creative cocktails and great grub!
137 W 33rd St
Cozy Irish pub near Madison Square Garden offering beer, cocktails, and food, along with a jukebox.
206 7th Ave
The Copper Still was born out of the idea that the East Village and Chelsea need a family style Irish Pub with a great whiskey selection. Mike, Shane and Brendan, the owners of The Copper Still, are all originally from Ireland and have been living and working in NYC for over 40 years combined. Besides having a collection of over 300 whiskey's, including the evasive Pappy Van Winkle and other hard to find spirits, the food is an upscale take on classic pub food. The kitchen is open late and brunch is served on the weekend with an option for unlimited bloody mary's or mimosa's.
30 Water St
The Dead Rabbit is a proper Irish legend tucked in the heart of Lower Manhattan. Downstairs it's all pints and pub vibes while upstairs brings cocktail wizardry and old-school charm. The whiskey flows, the Guinness is perfect, and every corner tells a story. It's Irish soul with New York swagger and a healthy dose of mischief. Bold, brilliant, and full of craic just how we like it.

225 E 79th St, New York, NY 10075, USA
Located on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, The Dublin House is a lasting relic from times gone by serving the freshest Guinness on tap. Opened during the Prohibition era of the 1920s by the Caraway family, the Dublin House has remained a landmark in the area of what it means to be a true Irish pub. Officially operating as a pub since 1933 in the post-prohibition era, its neon harp has remained a beacon in the area for those seeking respite from the craziness of the city around them. Irish owned and operated for 100 years, the Dublin House was often the first thing sailors docking at 79th Street Boat Basin saw.
250 W 72nd St
3 generations....Serving the upper Westside. Where Locals Meet !!
158 E 23rd St
Once a speakeasy, the "copper-faced" Globe Bar now serves a decidedly more law-abiding call as a gathering place for Gramercy-areas young professionals. Dark wood paneling, a low tin ceiling, and low-hanging Edison lamps all hint at the bar’s 1880 origins and the days when Diamond Jim Brady hung out here.
421 8th Ave
Your local Irish pub, no matter where you're traveling. Sibling to The Dead Rabbit. Open seven days a week at Moynihan Train Hall.
53 W 36th St
Founded by Mary and Joe Carty on December 3, 2012, The Keg Room NYC is an up-scale casual Irish-American Sports Bar and Restaurant conveniently located in the heart of New York City. It has a warm and welcoming interior with beautiful Celtic decor, and its center rectangular island bears all four of its sides to its patrons, making it one of the longest (over 100 feet) bars in the city. With 60 taps and 48 unique beers on draft, 40 bottled beers, several rotating seasonal beers, an ample food menu and 45 TV screens complemented by four large screen projectors, The Keg Room is an ideal place to watch your favorite sporting events and games

58 East 34th Street Bet Park & Madison Ave New York
The Long Hall brings classic Irish pub spirit to the heart of Midtown Manhattan, offering a warm, welcoming atmosphere perfect for every kind of outing. With a wide selection of domestic and international craft beers on tap, including reliably good pints of Guinness. It’s a favorite stop for beer lovers and pub food fans alike. The menu features hearty Irish favorites like shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and bangers and mash alongside modern comfort fare. Big screens and a lively vibe make it ideal for watching sports or catching live music with friends. Whether you’re grabbing lunch, dinner, or late-night drinks, it delivers authentic pub energy in the city that never sleeps.
266 W 47th St
Boisterous Irish sports bar with DJs at night & a menu of American & Irish pub grub.

1471 1st Ave
A moody, intimate cocktail bar in the heart of NYC inspired by vintage speakeasies and literary charm. Known for its dark, atmospheric vibe, creative drinks, and live DJ sets, The Raven blends classic New York nightlife with a touch of mystery. It’s the perfect late-night spot for good music, better company, and a story or two whispered over a drink.
757 Avenue of the Americas
The Storehouse has one mission: to provide an experience that not only embodies the comfortable atmosphere of New York's favorite Irish pubs but also to share our love of Ireland, of food and drink, and of all the characteristics that make Ireland one of the world's most loved places. Our name is inspired by the old storehouses of Ireland's breweries and whiskey distilleries. In those storehouses they keep some of their best secrets, sharing them only when they are ready. Inspired by our namesake our mission is to share a new style of an Irish pub - one that stands for more than the stereotype and stands up as a high-quality establishment founded on passion and the desire to create something memorable.
330 7th Ave
Welcome to The Triple Crown Ale House, your go-to Irish sports bar in the heart of midtown Manhattan! Located at 330 7th Ave, New York, NY 10001, we’re just steps away from iconic landmarks like Madison Square Garden and Penn Station, making us the perfect spot to grab a pint, enjoy hearty Irish comfort food, and catch the big game. Whether you’re a local, a commuter, or a visitor staying at nearby hotels like the New York Marriott Marquis, Hilton Garden Inn Times Square Central, or Moxy NYC Chelsea, we’re your home away from home. For over 30 years, The Triple Crown Ale House has been a beloved destination for sports fans, food lovers, and anyone looking for a warm, welcoming atmosphere. Our walls are lined with large HD screens broadcasting the latest sports games with sound, so you never miss a moment of the action. From football and soccer to rugby and basketball, we’ve got you covered.
20 W 38th St
The Westbury is traditional Irish pub and sports bar in midtown Manhattan located at 20 West 38th Street between 5th & 6th Avenue.
38-14 30th Avenue, Astoria
The Wolfhound is a contemporary Irish pub in Astoria Queens NYC. We serve lots of Guinness as well as craft beer + domestic favorites along with a seasonal cocktail list. We pack the calendar with weekend events - live music, DJ parties, and more. Trivia on Tuesdays. Rocking since August 2016.
254 W 31st St
The perfect spot for pre and post Madison Square Garden events. Great private spaces available for corporate events and after work get togethers.
77 Fulton St
T. J. Byrnes Bar & Restaurant is located in Lower Manhattan and tucked away within the residential towers of Southbridge. Open 365 days a year, T. J. Byrnes is an Irish pub serving Irish and American food that is known for its tasty 15oz. grilled pork chop, home-style Shepherd’s Pie, Angus steaks, and the always-popular burger. The owners are dedicated to maintaining the finest ingredients by using locally sustained products, particularly fresh seafood. In addition, we host various karaoke nights and Lobster Night on the last Friday of month.

726 11th Avenue
Irish Arts Center, founded in 1972 and based in Hell’s Kitchen, New York City, is a home for artists and audiences of all backgrounds who share a passion or appreciation for the evolving arts and culture of contemporary Ireland and Irish America.
Comprised of Irish nationals, Irish-Americans and Friends of Ireland across a wide range of professions, our vibrant Network enhances communities in the New York area by facilitating cultural, philanthropic, professional and social impact. Founded 1996, the Irish Network NYC (INNYC) harnesses the energy and talent of the Irish Diaspora by providing a forum where young professionals can connect and contribute to New York’s Irish community.

132 West 22nd Street
Irish Repertory Theatre is the leading center for Irish and Irish-American drama in the United States. Located in the heart of NYC, it stages classic works, contemporary plays, and musicals that reflect the rich complexity of the Irish experience. From Yeats to new voices, every production is intimate, powerful, and beautifully crafted. With critically acclaimed performances and a deep cultural mission, it’s a must-visit for lovers of Irish storytelling. Smart, soulful, and full of heart.
1040 Jackson Ave
Our mission is to promote Irish Innovation and Irish Innovators globally, with a view to making impactful business connections across the Irish diaspora. We shine a spotlight on Irish Innovation, sharing the success stories of entrepreneurs, funders, educators, government and corporate leaders that are making an impact on the global market. Established as a volunteer non-profit in 2013, and with communities today in New York and London, Digital Irish provides a ‘soft-landing’ for Irish startups expanding into the USA and UK.
Founded in 1947, The James Joyce Society is one of the oldest literary organizations in the world dedicated to a single author. Based in New York City, the Society brings together scholars, readers, and Joyce enthusiasts to explore and celebrate the life and works of the iconic Irish writer. Through lectures, discussions, readings, and Bloomsday events, it keeps the legacy of Ulysses, Finnegans Wake, and Joyce’s entire body of work alive and thriving.

East Rutherford’s Irish community is small but spirited, blending local pride with deep Celtic roots. At the heart of it is Blarney Station Pub on Park Avenue, a neighborhood favorite known for hearty food, friendly gatherings, and live music nights. Just minutes from MetLife Stadium, it serves as a gathering spot for both locals and visitors. Each March, East Rutherford joins the wider North Jersey region in celebrating St. Patrick’s Day parades and festivals, keeping Irish heritage strong in this vibrant corner of the Garden State.
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Bayonne’s Irish community reflects generations of immigrants who helped shape the city’s neighborhoods and traditions. Today, the Ireland Funds New Jersey Chapter plays a key role in supporting cultural programs, education, and charitable initiatives that strengthen Irish heritage locally and abroad. Each March, Bayonne embraces St. Patrick’s Day with parades, music, and festive gatherings that bring the community together. With deep family ties and an enduring pride in Irish culture, Bayonne remains a stronghold of Irish-American identity in northern New Jersey.
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