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.

Latest Events this week
Traditional Irish Sessions in the Café
Come to IAC for free evenings of traditional Irish music and community! Beginner players kick off the event at 6pm; advanced players jump in at 8pm. Audience members—join at any time. The Devlin Café is open all night! Slow Session // This session is aimed at musicians who are developing their repertoire and are new to participating in traditional Irish sessions, enabling them to learn the customs and etiquette of a typical session. Traditional Session // This session is aimed at practiced musicians who have developed their repertoire and are comfortable playing with other musicians. Friday, February 20 Slow session // 6pm–8pm Traditional session // 8pm–11pm Hosted by Pat Mangan (fiddle) and Jefferson Hamer (guitar) Friday, April 17 Slow session // 6pm–8pm Traditional session // 8pm–11pm Friday, May 8 Slow session // 6pm–8pm Traditional session // 8pm–11pm
Fundraiser for Irish Guide Dogs
Irish Guide Dogs turns 50 this year! Following in the big footsteps of Kevin Kennedy, the County Cork BP&P Association of NY will be holding a family fun day on April 26th, 3pm, at Bantry Bay Publick House in Long Island City. We will have raffle baskets, a silent auction with some signed sporting swag, food, music, and some face painting! This amazing charity provides guide dogs to people who are low vision or blind and assistance dogs to children with autism. All completely free of charge! Each dog costs the charity €53,000 from birth to retirement! We want to help with a couple of those pups!
Bronx’s longest running Irish Trad Session
The Bronx’s longest running Irish Trad Session with Lindsey Ceitinn & Michelle Bergin every Sunday 3:30 - 6:30pm
Traditional Irish Music
EVENING PERFORMANCE Traditional Irish Music THE INDEPENDENCE BAR
Sunday Sesiún
Live Irish music every Sunday from 6pm–10pm. A Water St staple since 2013, our house band provides the soundtrack to our famed Sunday service. The musicians vary weekly, with instruments including fiddles, guitars, uilleann pipes, banjos, and bodhrans, live in The Taproom Extension every Sunday from 6pm until 10pm. Be sure to make it a real Dead Rabbit ritual with a Sunday Roast, Irish Coffees, and a Pint of Guinness, with the best soundtrack this side of the Atlantic.
Trad Music at The Laurels
A traditional Irish music night every Sunday. With beautiful decor and romantic vibes, The Laurels is also an ideal date night venue.

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

22 E 41st St
A modern Irish Bar and Restaurant in the heart of Midtown with a large variety of beers, wines and spirits. We offer private ,semi private and outdoor spaces for events, please contact us and a member of our Events team will be in contact shortly. Charming Irish pub & restaurant offering American grub plus a full bar and a rooftop courtyard.

533 Hudson 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!

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.

8 W 38th St

11 Trinity Pl
Irish watering hole offering happy-hour scene & simple eats liked corned beef from a steam table.

410 8th Ave
Irish pub in the classic, casual style, offering a happy-hour scene and typical grub.

208 E 58th St
Blooms Tavern is a delightful discovery for both locals and tourists alike. With its inviting ambiance, friendly staff, and mouthwatering menu, this tavern embodies the essence of a quintessential New York dining experience. Host unforgettable events at Blooms Tavern, perfect for wedding after wedding celebrations, kids parties, and private gatherings.

29 St Marks Pl
Located for over 30 years in the heart of New York’s East Village, The Bull’ holds justifiable claim to having the greatest bar scene on St. Mark’s Place. From punks to puritans this diverse bar has seen it all.

17 John St
Carragher’s Boot Room is a vibrant sports bar and restaurant dedicated to Liverpool, offering a lively atmosphere with live match broadcasts, delicious pub fare, and a popular karaoke night. Located in New York City, it's the perfect spot for fans to celebrate Liverpool FC with great food, drinks, and a community of fellow Kopites.

65 W 55th St
Cassidy's Irish Pub and Restaurant, which stands at 65 West 55th Street was purchased by its current owner in 2001 and over 20 years later it still stands the test of time. Serving as a pub since 1950 previous owners were ‘The Manhattan Country Club’ and ‘The Office Pub’. Located in Midtown as a traditional Irish pub serving lots of Guinness, domestic, and local beers with a seasonal cocktail list. Our Irish and American fare menu is open daily until 11 am to late. Our calendar is packed with live music and karaoke weekly.

202 W 49th St
Relaxed Irish pub featuring a popular brunch along with burgers, salads and other comfort eats.

14 E 47th 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.

121 W 45th St
Welcome to Connolly’sTwo Locations 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 … Home Read More »

23 Avenue A
Conor's Goat offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere where locals and visitors alike can unwind and socialize. With an extensive selection of craft beers, signature cocktails, and delicious grub, Conor's Goat is the perfect spot to grab a drink after work or enjoy a night out with friends. Whether you're craving a classic Old Fashioned or a cold pint of IPA, our friendly staff is here to serve up your favorite libations with a smile. Come join us at Conor's Goat and experience the vibrant energy of the Lower East Side in style. Cheers!

159 W 26th St
Located in the heart of Chelsea, steps away from the Fashion Institute of Technology, and only a few blocks away from the notorious Madison Square Garden, Crompton Ale House fits perfectly in the fashion districts trendy neighborhood. Featuring copper ceiling accents, sleek granite bar, and a cozy candlelit ambiance.With 26 beers on tap, 13 HD TVs and a large projector screen, Crompton is the perfect place to unwind after work with our selection of Old Fashioned Whiskeys, cocktails, and American cuisine.

351 W 57th St
Denis Reynolds a native of Co.Leitrim Ireland opened DJ Reynolds in 1984. We are centrally located, near Lincoln Center, Central Park, the Jacob Javits Convention Center and a short distance from several museums and hotels as well as the Theater District. When you arrive, you are sure to be greeted by Denis Jr. and his amazing staff who will ensure you enjoy your time spent with us. We look forward to welcoming you.

35 Clinton St
Neighborhood pub with indoor and outdoor seating. A marble topped bar serving a wide selection of whiskeys, beers and cocktails while making you feel at home. Great for groups.

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. We are the best Irish bar on the Upper East Side for food, watching sports, Guinness, friendly bar staff and a great private party room downstairs!

326 Spring St
The Ear Inn is NYC's oldest bar continuously serving alcohol since 1817 and is on the national registrar of historic buildings. Over the last 200 years, we have perfected delicious handmade burgers. Three nights a week live music fills the bar.

140 E 27th St
Ernie O'Malley's is an Irish bar and grill in New York City known for blending Irish heritage with New York culture, featuring a vintage sports theme, craft cocktails, and a diverse menu that includes both traditional Irish and NYC staples like the "spice bag" and "chopped cheese". It has a front bar with TVs for sports and a speakeasy in the back with historical memorabilia, and it hosts live music and events.

531 2nd Ave
Homey pub with a working fireplace offering Irish-American eats, draft beer & whiskey.

56 Greenwich Ave
Weekends are lively at this neighborhood tavern offering Irish-accented pub food alongside the beer.

336 3rd Ave
family owned and operated local neighborhood pub established in 1992. Personable service and quality food and drink have made Fitzgerald's Pub a welcoming place for those in the Rose Hill, Kips Bay, Gramercy Park and Murray Hill neighborhoods in Manhattan and visitors from & all of over the United States and around the world. We are located on the Southwest Corner of 25th Street on Third Avenue in Manhattan. The closest subway stop is the #6 train to 23rd Street. Walk East on 23 Street to Third Avenue, then 2 blocks North on the left hand side.

7th Ave
This neighborhood bar has dartboards, TVs broadcasting sports games & DJs on weekend evenings.

54 Pearl Street
Fraunces Tavern is a historic landmark in New York City's Financial District, famous as a museum, bar, and restaurant with deep ties to the American Revolution, notably as the site where George Washington bid farewell to his officers. The complex, which includes the oldest building in Manhattan, preserves and interprets early American history through its collections, exhibitions, and historic rooms, serving as a popular spot for history enthusiasts and a key site for understanding the Revolutionary era

123 W 39th St
Providing an oasis in the middle of midtown for over 15 years, with a selection of Irish and local favorites in a family friendly environment . Classic Irish bar offering pints of Guinness, shepherd's pie, bangers & mash & jukebox tunes.

133 7th Ave S
Named after a boat, this 4-story pub boasts a fireplace & billiards along with a sizable beer menu.

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.

228 W 39th St
Experience the warmth and community spirit of Ireland at Gibney's NYC, where hearty fare and a cold pint bring a taste of Malahide to Manhattan. Gibney's NYC is a tribute to our roots in Malahide, Dublin, where the original pub has been a beloved gathering spot since 1937. We bring that same spirit of warmth and community to Manhattan, inviting everyone to enjoy hearty fare and a cold pint.

733 9th Ave
Gossip Bar is a lively, welcoming spot in Manhattan where casual vibes meet great drinks and good company. Known for its friendly bartenders, solid selection of beers, cocktails, and late-night hours, it’s a reliable stop for after-work drinks or weekend fun. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with regulars and newcomers mixing easily over pints and conversation. With music, big screens for sports, and a buzz that lasts long into the night, it’s perfect for both casual hangs and energetic nights out. A true neighborhood favorite with classic bar charm.

West 50th Street
Gossip Bar & Restaurant is a popular Irish pub and sports bar in New York City's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood, known for its casual atmosphere, extensive drink specials, and classic pub food like beef stew and shepherd's pie, with 13 flat-screen TVs for sports and a private room for events. It serves lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch, with happy hour specials available on weekdays at the bar.

401 W 50th St
Welcome to Hibernia Bar, where the charm of Irish hospitality meets the energy of New York City. Tucked away in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen, Hibernia isn’t just an Irish bar in NYC it’s your home away from home, a place where good company, great pints, and unforgettable memories come together. Whether you’re here for the perfect pour of Guinness, a game on the big screen, or just a cozy corner to catch up with friends, we’ve got you covered. Sláinte!

575 Hudson St
Bringing contemporary touches to traditional fare and creating new, innovative dishes, our goal is to serve you high quality, in season, fresh ingredients, using as many local producers as possible. OUR DRAFT BEER, ICE COLD AND COOL! We have chosen craft brewers where possible and beers from around the world to ensure you have the freshest and coolest brew possible. Our beers are rotated on a seasonal basis. We also pride ourselves on serving one of the best pints of Guinness on the east coas

232 W 48th St
H urley’s NYC has been serving New Yorkers and visitors since 1892 — over a century of good food, strong drinks, and warm hospitality in the heart of the city. Known for its timeless atmosphere and rich Irish-American roots, Hurley’s remains a go-to spot for after-work drinks, game day gatherings, and private events. With three floors including a rooftop patio, hearty pub fare, and one of the best Guinness pours in Manhattan, Hurley’s isn’t just a bar — it’s a piece of NYC history that still knows how to throw a good time.

132 Ludlow St
Iggy's is an unpretentious watering hole with Irish touches doling out beer, booze & daily happy-hour specials.

36 W 33rd St
When in NYC, whether visiting or attending a game at Madison Square Garden, remember to stop in at Jack Demsey's for a quick bite and a drink; we're steps away from it all. Four floors, private parties rooms & fireplace dining with a large selection of draft beers, stout, ale, and cider as well as your favorite bottled beers. We also offer single malt Scotches, small batch Bourbon, and Port, along with an extensive wine list, and your favorite mixed drinks. Jack Demsey's provides a warm, comfortable dining experience, offering American cuisine with a touch of Irish & English flavor, serving Irish Breakfast every day. With 8 feet screen TV and over 15 HD TV's Jack Demsey's is sure to have your game on! There is no better place in NYC to catch all the NFL, UFC, Premiere League or Irish Rugby action. JD is home of The Kentucky Alumni Supporter's Club & The Celtic Supporter's Club

240 W 35th St
This large, elegant Irish bar one block from Penn Station features a big menu of elevated pub grub.

210 W 35th St
John Sullivan’s Bar & Grill is an Irish Pub, Sports Bar, and Grill in the heart of Midtown, New York City! Join us at John’s and start a tradition. Just steps away from some of New York’s most famous attractions like the Empire State Building, Macy’s, Times Square, and many more.

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!

38 W 56th St
JRB Public House is midtown's favorite craft beer house and restaurant, just steps from 5th avenue and central park offering an eclectic vibe with rustic decor. We take pride in giving our customers a variety of hand-picked beers for every taste and preference with a variety of classic and seasonal brews.

127 Pearl St
Low-key Irish tavern serving pints & a full menu of pub grub to Financial District types.

13 E 17th St
Irish owned easygoing spot offering classic pub grub & a full bar in a whimsical setting with Victorian details.

340 9th Ave
Maggie Reilly's is a popular Irish pub in Manhattan, known for its friendly atmosphere, classic pub food like shepherd's pie and burgers, and a good selection of beers, making it a go-to spot for locals and tourists near Madison Square Garden and Hudson Yards. It offers a cozy, authentic experience with TVs for sports and is praised for its welcoming staff and hearty dishes

103 West 72nd Street
Malachy’s Irish Pub This unassuming Irish watering hole offers pints & pub staples like burgers & wings.

692 3rd Ave
Malone’s brings classic Irish pub warmth to Midtown Manhattan, just steps from Grand Central and the United Nations. With a cozy yet lively atmosphere, it’s beloved for hearty pub fare like shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and juicy burgers alongside a wide selection of beers and whiskeys on tap. The bar stays buzzing late—open into the early morning—making it a perfect spot for after-work drinks, a late meal, or weekend fun. Sports fans and city locals alike love gathering here to cheer games or catch up with friends. A welcoming Midtown gem where Irish spirit and New York energy meet.

32 Avenue A
Discover the charm of Mary O's, where you can enjoy freshly baked soda bread and a cozy Irish pub atmosphere.

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.

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.

768 9th Ave
McCoys is a quintessential Irish pub tucked into Hell’s Kitchen, known as one of Manhattan’s oldest and coziest neighborhood bars. With wood-paneled walls, old photos, and a warm, welcoming crowd, it feels like a slice of Dublin in the heart of NYC. The pub pours perfectly chilled pints of Guinness and features an eclectic selection of beers (including its own McCoys Ale), making it a go-to for casual drinks and meetups. Multiple TVs mean you won’t miss any big games, and a great jukebox keeps the vibe lively long into the night. Whether you’re unwinding after work, catching sports with friends, or discovering a classic pint in the city, McCoys delivers genuine Irish pub energy right in Midtown.

240 W 55th St
McGee's Pub is a popular Irish pub in Midtown Manhattan, famous for inspiring MacLaren's Pub in the TV show How I Met Your Mother, and it serves classic Irish and American food, shows sports, and has a lively atmosphere with multiple floors, including a third-floor event space. Located near Times Square, it's known for its cozy decor, extensive beer selection, and themed cocktails, making it a popular spot for both tourists and locals.

251 W 51st St
McHale's Bar & Grill is a popular Irish pub in New York City's Theater District, known for its classic pub food like shepherd's pie, fish and chips, and Guinness stew, alongside American fare such as burgers and wings, with a large selection of beers and a lively atmosphere for watching sports. It features traditional decor, including an original bar from the 1939 World's Fair, and is a go-to spot for both tourists and locals seeking a classic Irish-American pub experience near Times Square.

250 W 14th St
Time-tested pub serving burgers, sandwiches & bar bites, plus draft beer, cocktails & sangria.

15 E 7th St
McSorley’s Old Ale House has been a gathering place, a watering hole, the subject of art and literature and even a supreme court controversy. Established in 1854 - McSorley’s can boast of being New York City’s oldest continuously operated saloon. Everyone from Abe Lincoln to John Lennon have passed thru McSorley’s swinging doors. Woody Guthrie inspired the union movement from a table in the front — guitar in hand, while civil rights attorneys Faith Seidenberg and Karen DeCrow had to take their case to the Supreme Court to gain access. Women were finally allowed access to McSorley’s in 1970! So belly up. Enter the sawdust strewn floors and history patched walls for a trip back through time. Share the McSorley’s experience with the spirits of 172 years!

7 W 45th St
Authentically Irish Restaurant Refreshingly Modern Cuisine. Megan's Bar and Kitchen opened in the summer of 2018 in the heart of New York City. Located on 45th Street near the bustling Times Square, Megan’s Bar and Kitchen is your new home for good food, great beer, and the best Irish pub experience in NYC. Our family-owned and operated business offers an authentic Irish atmosphere, with a modern twist that sets us apart from other bars in Times Square.

9 E 45th St
M J. Smith's Food & Spirits is a popular Irish pub in Midtown Manhattan, known for its cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and classic pub fare like fish and chips and burgers, with options for delivery and a diverse drink menu including Guinness. It's located near Grand Central and offers a welcoming spot for both casual drinks and meals, with a menu that includes vegetarian and gluten-free choices.

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'.

57 Murray St
A WARM ESTABLISHMENT WITH OLD-WORLD TOUCHES Monk McGinns is a two story craft beer and cocktail bar. Its industrial look and reclaimed wood make for a very welcoming feel. High ceilings exposed beams and black pipe lighting fixtures full of detail with exposed brick that give it the feel of a 1920s style tavern. TOUCHES

267 Madison Ave
Mulligan’s is New York City’s famous authentic Irish pub in the heart of Murray Hill, steps from Grand Central Station. Drop in, feel the warm, friendly atmosphere and sample our extensive traditional Irish Pub Menu that truly features something for everyone. We have a large selection of beers on tap, and of course the Best Guinness on either side of the pond. We have been serving friends old and new for over 30 years and we are just getting started.

986 2nd Ave
Welcome To Murphy's Irish Pub ESTABLISHED IN 1976 Murphy's original location was situated just a block away and closed its doors in 2020. Murphy's 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.

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.

352 7th Ave
Located just steps from NYC’s Madison Square Garden, Midtown Manhattan’s legendary Irish gastropub, Mustang Harry’s, has endured as an iconic Seventh Avenue fixture for three decades, cementing itself as NYC’s go-to haven for sports fans, concert goers, locals, and visitors, alike. Owned and run by brothers Ian and Niall Conroy of County Tipperary, Ireland since its opening in 1995, Mustang Harry’s offers a menu of handcrafted cuisine and elevated Irish staples that refute any preconceived notions of “pub fare,” along with an expansive selection of artisanal cocktails, craft beers, curated wines, and fine spirits—including more than 200 varieties of whiskeys and tequilas. Throughout the two-floor space, a post-industrial motif creates an inviting ambiance: tufted leather banquettes and cozy nooks mingle with antique fixtures and old Conroy family relics to capture the rustic charisma of old-world New York with winks of Irish charm—while an impressive 99-foot main-level bar, 20+ HDTVs, and premium surround sound create the ultimate game-day experience.

1 Lispenard St
Nancy Whiskey Pub is one of the oldest bars in New York City, established in 1967. Located in Tribeca, just a few blocks away from the One World Trade Center, Nancy Whiskey Pub offers a cozy and authentic atmosphere for locals and visitors alike. Whether you're looking for a cold beer, a fine whiskey, or a delicious burger, you'll find it at Nancy Whiskey Pub. Enjoy our friendly service, our classic decor, shuffleboard, and our lively jukebox music. Nancy Whiskey Pub is more than just a bar, it's a part of New York City's history and culture. Come and see for yourself why Nancy Whiskey Pub is the place to be!

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!

156 W 44th St
Blending the excitement of the Big Apple city with the old Irish warmth, right in Times Square! Delicious Cuisine, Amazing Atmosphere In the Heart of Times Square Discounted Times Square Gift Cards!! Buy Here Delicious Cuisine, Amazing Atmosphere In the Heart of Times Square Delicious Cuisine, Amazing Atmosphere In the Heart of Times Square Welcome to O’Donoghue’s Blending the excitement of the Big Apple city with the old Irish warmth, right in […]

349 E 14th St
Cozy Irish tavern offering draft beers & cocktails, plus pool tables, dart boards & sports on TV.

120 Cedar St
Our story has never been about spectacle; it’s about the daily rituals that stitch a community together. Resilience here isn’t loud. It shows up in the small gestures—pulling out a stool to make room, splitting the last slice, greeting a newcomer with a nod that says, “You belong.” Night after night, the room fills with a steady hum of laughter, advice offered without judgment, and the kind of silences that only exist between people who trust one another. From One Night to a Tradition Emily slid onto a barstool and noticed a sun-faded photograph: a cluster of people standing shoulder to shoulder at a familiar street corner. We keep it there to remember where we’ve been. Through the years, storms have come and gone, doors have closed and reopened, and still the lights have held fast. Because O’Hara’s has never been just an address—it’s a promise to keep showing up for one another, to pour what we have and share what we can. That’s why our menu reads like a scrapbook of neighborhood moments. The first sip of a classic stout carries the warmth of good conversation; the final forkful of a shared pie tastes like relief at the end of a long day. From the kitchen’s rising steam to the laugh from behind the bar, the city’s clamor softens the second you cross the threshold. Here, time slows, stories stretch their legs, and the night finds its rhythm. A Heart That Beats With the Block O’Hara’s grows with the neighborhood. We stock from local suppliers, pass the mic to new musicians, and stand shoulder to shoulder with the shops that flank our door. “Customer” has never felt like the right word. Everyone who steps inside becomes a co-author of this place. The scribbled notes in the frames, the little thank-you cards tucked beneath the bar, even the nicked edge of the counter—all of it is signature and testament. If this is your first night, welcome. If it’s your hundredth, welcome back. Our story is still being written—on napkins and ticket stubs, in quiet toasts and roaring choruses, by people who believe that ordinary evenings can be extraordinary when shared. The heart of resilience isn’t a headline; it’s a habit. And here at O’Hara’s, we practice it nightly: one seat saved, one story heard, one neighbor made.

518 W 30th St
Discover O’Toole’s Way in Hudson Yards—an Irish-American-inspired restaurant & bar with inventive dishes, seasonal cocktails, and a terrace overlooking the High Line.

237 3rd Ave
Lively Irish tavern featuring pool tables, sports on TV & daily happy hour amid horse-racing decor.

350 E 53rd St
We are located in the heart of Sutton Place on the corner of 53rd Street and 1st Avenue. A neighborhood landmark where Irish hospitality is a priority. Set in a rustic mood of dark wood floors, Tiffany lamps and red brick walls, where mid-priced homemade regional comfort food is a trademark, along with our chef’s daily specials with emphasis on International Cuisine. So come one, come all and experience the true warmth and charm of Irish hospitality. Fox Sports World Every Day.

259 W 42nd St
Patrick’s is a new classic NY restaurant. Serving prime steaks, super-serious burgers and a first-

2 E 36th St
Peter Dillon's is a cozy Irish pub and a lively sports bar in the Heart of NYC! Roomy bar and lounges with large screen TV's to watch the games. You'll enjoy our great drinks, friendly staff with comfortable interior and outdoor seating. We offer a traditional Irish Charm in the middle of Midtown Manhattan! We have the packages for your games and our Happy Hour is awesome! PD @ 36th St. is Home of The EPL Newcastle Supporters Club. We're steps away from the Empire State Building and showing all the games. BAR HOURS Monday to Sunday 11:30 am to 4 am

130 E 40th St
Peter Dillon's is a cozy Irish pub and a lively sports bar in the Heart of NYC! Roomy bar and lounges with large screen TV's to watch the games. You'll enjoy our great drinks, friendly staff with comfortable interior and outdoor seating. We offer a traditional Irish Charm in the middle of Midtown Manhattan! We have the packages for your games and our Happy Hour is awesome! PD @ 40th St. is Home of The NFL Raiders Fans. We're right by Grand Central Station, making it the perfect stop to meet friends after work. Join us for all sporting events, shoot a game of pool and mingle with our friendly crowd. BAR HOURS Monday to Sunday 11 am to 4 am

152 7th Ave
A little history about McManus - a classic, old-school Irish bar in the heart of Chelsea, New York City. Peter McManus Cafe is the oldest family-run bar in New York City, serving fine food with good spirits since 1936!

1682 1st Ave
Neighborhood Irish pub open since 1957, with billiards, darts & a jukebox in a laid-back ambiance.

202 W 36th St.
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!

202 WEST 36TH STREET
Pig n Whistle NYC invites you to immerse yourself in the ultimate sports bar in New York experience nestled in the heart of New York City. Whether you

58 W 48th St
Midtown Manhattan Irish pub since 1969. 2 floors, large bars, private party room. Lunch, dinner, weekend brunch & craft cocktails. Book your event today!

906 7th Ave
P.J. Carney’s Pub is a vibrant hub nestled in the heart of New York City at 906 7th Ave. Celebrated for its casual ambiance and diverse menu, this pub offers a delightful experience for all diners, whether you’re in for brunch, lunch, or a late-night snack. The pub shines with its vegetarian options and homemade soups, while classics like mac n' cheese and buffalo wings satisfy comfort food cravings. With welcoming outdoor seating and a game-friendly atmosphere featuring a pool table, P.J. Carney’s is the perfect spot for gatherings. The service is attentive, making each visit a memorable culinary adventure.

202 W 49th St
If you are visiting New York for the day, or if you've lived here for years, come and join us for a hearty lunch, brunch, dinner or maybe a cold pint after work. This is a place where you can relax, where the atmosphere is warm, the people lively and the food appetizing. A true Irish American bar and restaurant.

732 8th Ave
The Playwright Celtic Pub is a multi-level Irish pub in the heart of New York's Theatre District, known for serving Irish-American food and showing live sports on numerous HD TVs, with a rooftop beer garden and a popular spot for pre-theater dining or drinks. It offers a classic pub atmosphere with wood paneling, a wide selection of beers, and features like trivia nights and karaoke, though some reviewers find the food and drink prices high for the quality. We are a rocking Irish bar & restaurant located right in the heart of the theater district, located blocks away from Times Square & near all major modes of public transportation. Perfect for dinner before the theater, grabbing a cocktail or for your next special event. We show live Soccer, College Games, Sunday NFL, Monday night football, Baseball, Basketball, Hockey and UFC with four floors of wall to wall HD TV screens!

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. The Playwright's menu features Irish & American style dishes that can be deliciously paired with any beer, cocktail or wine. Located just blocks from Macy's & MSG/Penn Station, The Playwright serves a daily Lunch & Dinner menu, Happy Hour Menu, Late Night Bar menu and a weekend Brunch menu (11am-3pm).

837 7th Ave
Casual Irish pub serving traditional food and bar fare, such as fish and chips, plus beer, cocktails, and live entertainment.

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.

729 3rd Ave
Bangers and mash, shepherd's pie, and other comfort food in a cozy space with a bar.

933 8th Ave
Rumours Bar & Grille is a well-known Irish pub in Hell's Kitchen, New York, popular for its authentic Irish-American food, wide selection of beers (including Guinness), and numerous TVs for watching sports. It's praised for its friendly staff, lively atmosphere, and reasonable prices for the area, though some reviews mention inconsistent service and food quality. The menu features pub classics like shepherd's pie and burgers, alongside daily specials, and it's considered a good spot for a casual, unpretentious experience.

28 Cliff St
Ryan Maguire’s Bar and Restaurant, located in the heart of the Financial District of New York City, first opened on March 17th 1995. Its Irish owners Mena and Tommy Maguire were no strangers to the area having previously opened ‘Ryan’s Sports Bar’ just around the corner on Gold Street in 1992. After Ryan’s Sports Bar had established itself in the neighborhood and had become a popular place for people to meet, Mena and Tommy decided to open a second bar in the area.

508 9th Ave
Scallywag's is a popular Irish pub in Midtown Manhattan, known for its authentic atmosphere, hearty food like shepherd's pie and fish and chips, and a wide selection of drinks, including Guinness. It offers a cozy, traditional Irish tavern experience with modern touches, attracting both locals and tourists with its lively environment, good service, and a menu that balances classic pub fare with contemporary options.

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
Pub offering an American/Irish bar menu (plus weekend brunch), Guinness on tap & sports on TV. Wide selections of beer and spirits and a kitchen that serves.

8 E 36th St
Slattery's Midtown is the perfect venue for both after-work gatherings and neighborhood get-togethers. With 25 HD TVs placed strategically throughout our space, there is never a shortage of entertainment. Whether you're looking to unwind with a quick bite or settle in for a full meal, our comfortable high and low tables make for the ideal dining experience. For sports fans, our venue is a haven for all the latest games. Our televisions, located in both the restaurant and bar area, ensure that you won't miss a single moment of the action. And for those looking to host a party, we have a variety of options available to accommodate groups of any size. Our facility can comfortably cater to parties ranging from 10 to 300 people. For more intimate gatherings of 10-50 people, our backroom or taproom on the second floor are excellent choices. These spaces offer a cozy and private setting for your event. For larger parties of 50-120 people, our downstairs main bar and backroom can be reserved exclusively for your group. And for the grandest celebrations, our Empire Room on the upstairs level can accommodate up to 250 people. Equipped with two bars, a balcony, fireplace, and taproom, it truly has something for everyone. For more personalized events, the space can be divided to suit your needs. We understand that every event is unique, and that's why we offer a range of amenities to make your party a success. Our venue comes equipped with a DJ, but you are welcome to bring your own playlist and connect via Bluetooth to our system. We also provide a microphone, WiFi, projector and screen, podium, and coat room free of charge with any booking. We invite you to come by and see our space for yourself.

117 Avenue A
Serving classic cocktails, wine, and beer since 1994 St.Dymphna's is a classic Irish pub-style bar located across the street from Tompkins Square Park in Manhattan's East Village. Irish watering hole dispensing pints & classic pub grub in a snug, patio-equipped setting.

90 John St
Started in 2005, Stout NYC has always been a home for the residents and visitors of New York City; a true public house. At each Stout location, we offer a welcoming place for all to come as they are. Our core values foster connection and authenticity and our brand heart aligns with the community we serve. Like NYC, we have seen it all, and through the ups and downs of city life, Stout NYC has remained a great unifier of people seeking meaningful connections. We see our job as simply providing the place and space for people to enjoy each other’s company. With four great venues strategically located around busy transportation hubs, we service New York City’s various audiences. From the ambitious and driven, the commuter on the move, or those seeking something less traditional, Stout gets back to the roots of why pubs were created in the first place: to foster warmth, connection, and memories. At Stout, we want you to come as you are. Whether it's at the end of a long day, a private event with friends or colleagues, or a fun Friday night turned up, Stout provides a style of hospitality that's accessible and friendly and delivers a memorable charm that will shape your New York City experience

60 E 41st St
Started in 2005, Stout NYC has always been a home for the residents and visitors of New York City; a true public house. At each Stout location, we offer a welcoming place for all to come as they are. Our core values foster connection and authenticity and our brand heart aligns with the community we serve. Like NYC, we have seen it all, and through the ups and downs of city life, Stout NYC has remained a great unifier of people seeking meaningful connections. We see our job as simply providing the place and space for people to enjoy each other’s company. With four great venues strategically located around busy transportation hubs, we service New York City’s various audiences. From the ambitious and driven, the commuter on the move, or those seeking something less traditional, Stout gets back to the roots of why pubs were created in the first place: to foster warmth, connection, and memories. At Stout, we want you to come as you are. Whether it's at the end of a long day, a private event with friends or colleagues, or a fun Friday night turned up, Stout provides a style of hospitality that's accessible and friendly and delivers a memorable charm that will shape your New York City experience

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

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, 3 Full Floors Located in the heart of Midtown Manhattan, St. Pat’s Bar & Grill is the perfect place to relax and unwind with a “Hearty Meal” and the “Perfect Pint”. Situated just blocks from Radio City Music Hall, Rockefeller Plaza, St. Patrick’s Cathedral, Times Square, and the Theatre District, you could not find a perfect location to start your night out. Shopping on fabulous 5th Avenue in the afternoon, come in, rest your feet, and enjoy one of our world-class dishes. From traditional Irish fare to the best blend of Salads, Steaks, and Sandwiches, we have what you need to satisfy your hunger. Open from 9 am to 2 am, we are here to cater to your every need. Our friendly staff and top class chefs will make you want to tell your friends and keep coming back every time you are near.

505 8th Ave
Join us for best happy hour on Manhattan and enjoy our craft beers and cocktails. Try our delicious food, or book large private space for your next event.

150 W 30th St
MOR THAN AN IRISH BAR! Tara Mor is the bridge between today's Ireland and NYC, offering elevated cocktails, inventive food, and a stylish vibe that redefines Irish culture. We celebrate creativity, innovation, and craic while honoring our roots, making Tara Mór the ultimate destination for a forward-looking Irish experience. Whether you’re grabbing drinks before MSG or celebrating life’s moments, Tara Mór is where Ireland comes alive.

384 3rd Ave
Tara Rose is the bridge between modern Ireland and NYC, offering elevated cocktails, inventive food, and a stylish vibe that redefines Irish culture. We celebrate creativity, innovation, and craic while honoring our roots, making Tara Rose the ultimate destination for a forward-looking Irish experience. Tara Rose is where Ireland comes alive in NYC. The bridge between current Ireland and New York City. Serving truly craft cocktails and elevated cuisine in the heart of Murray Hill. Join us for brunch, lunch, dinner, happy hour, or late night for good craic & a quality experience.

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
5th Avenue

991 5th Ave
Historical society dedicated to the preservation of Irish culture in the United States. Founded in 1897.
Irish traditional music group based in New York City.

22 E 41st St
A modern Irish Bar and Restaurant in the heart of Midtown with a large variety of beers, wines and spirits. We offer private ,semi private and outdoor spaces for events, please contact us and a member of our Events team will be in contact shortly. Charming Irish pub & restaurant offering American grub plus a full bar and a rooftop courtyard.
96-43 Springfield Boulevard

140 E 45th St
A free dedicated shared workspace space for co-working, seminars, clinics and events to encourage innovation and new ideas.

533 Hudson 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!

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.

8 W 38th St

11 Trinity Pl
Irish watering hole offering happy-hour scene & simple eats liked corned beef from a steam table.

410 8th Ave
Irish pub in the classic, casual style, offering a happy-hour scene and typical grub.

208 E 58th St
Blooms Tavern is a delightful discovery for both locals and tourists alike. With its inviting ambiance, friendly staff, and mouthwatering menu, this tavern embodies the essence of a quintessential New York dining experience. Host unforgettable events at Blooms Tavern, perfect for wedding after wedding celebrations, kids parties, and private gatherings.
Broadway, New York, NY, USA

29 St Marks Pl
Located for over 30 years in the heart of New York’s East Village, The Bull’ holds justifiable claim to having the greatest bar scene on St. Mark’s Place. From punks to puritans this diverse bar has seen it all.
7th Avenue

17 John St
Carragher’s Boot Room is a vibrant sports bar and restaurant dedicated to Liverpool, offering a lively atmosphere with live match broadcasts, delicious pub fare, and a popular karaoke night. Located in New York City, it's the perfect spot for fans to celebrate Liverpool FC with great food, drinks, and a community of fellow Kopites.

65 W 55th St
Cassidy's Irish Pub and Restaurant, which stands at 65 West 55th Street was purchased by its current owner in 2001 and over 20 years later it still stands the test of time. Serving as a pub since 1950 previous owners were ‘The Manhattan Country Club’ and ‘The Office Pub’. Located in Midtown as a traditional Irish pub serving lots of Guinness, domestic, and local beers with a seasonal cocktail list. Our Irish and American fare menu is open daily until 11 am to late. Our calendar is packed with live music and karaoke weekly.

202 W 49th St
Relaxed Irish pub featuring a popular brunch along with burgers, salads and other comfort eats.

14 E 47th 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.

121 W 45th St
Welcome to Connolly’sTwo Locations 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 … Home Read More »

23 Avenue A
Conor's Goat offers a cozy and inviting atmosphere where locals and visitors alike can unwind and socialize. With an extensive selection of craft beers, signature cocktails, and delicious grub, Conor's Goat is the perfect spot to grab a drink after work or enjoy a night out with friends. Whether you're craving a classic Old Fashioned or a cold pint of IPA, our friendly staff is here to serve up your favorite libations with a smile. Come join us at Conor's Goat and experience the vibrant energy of the Lower East Side in style. Cheers!

200 Park Avenue Floor 17
The Consulate General works to promote Irish interests in the United States of America: we also provide a range of key consular services to Irish citizens.

CraicFest is New York City's premier Irish cultural festival, celebrating the best in Irish film, music, and family-friendly entertainment. Now in its 27th year, CraicFest continues to bring together world-class talent and local communities for a week of unforgettable experiences. Over the years, CraicFest has become a premier cultural event in NYC, hosting notable guests such as Liam Neeson, Aidan Quinn, Ed Burns, Denis Leary, Colin Farrell, Cillian Murphy, and Jim Sheridan. The event has earned a reputation for spotlighting legendary acts including Rubberbandits, Kneecap, Damien Dempsey, and Loah, and this year promises more unforgettable performances. CraicFest is presented by Northwell Health, Screen Ireland, and the Consulate General of Ireland, with additional support from Culture Ireland and the Emigrant Support Programme (ESP). Don’t miss the opportunity to experience the very best of Irish culture in the heart of New York City.

159 W 26th St
Located in the heart of Chelsea, steps away from the Fashion Institute of Technology, and only a few blocks away from the notorious Madison Square Garden, Crompton Ale House fits perfectly in the fashion districts trendy neighborhood. Featuring copper ceiling accents, sleek granite bar, and a cozy candlelit ambiance.With 26 beers on tap, 13 HD TVs and a large projector screen, Crompton is the perfect place to unwind after work with our selection of Old Fashioned Whiskeys, cocktails, and American cuisine.

Dave Try is an Irish solo acoustic musician based on the South Shore of Massachusetts. Dave plays the best in Irish music as well as popular bar standards and originals. Book now for the bar, pub, parties, cookouts, weddings, wakes, house concerts, and stadiums. Dave is an amazing singer, songwriter

The Young Wolfe Tones, featuring Derek Warfield and a talented ensemble, delivers captivating Irish folk music with a modern twist. Known for their dynamic performances and unique sound, they offer live music experiences and exclusive vinyl releases.
938 Amsterdam Ave

351 W 57th St
Denis Reynolds a native of Co.Leitrim Ireland opened DJ Reynolds in 1984. We are centrally located, near Lincoln Center, Central Park, the Jacob Javits Convention Center and a short distance from several museums and hotels as well as the Theater District. When you arrive, you are sure to be greeted by Denis Jr. and his amazing staff who will ensure you enjoy your time spent with us. We look forward to welcoming you.

35 Clinton St
Neighborhood pub with indoor and outdoor seating. A marble topped bar serving a wide selection of whiskeys, beers and cocktails while making you feel at home. Great for groups.

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. We are the best Irish bar on the Upper East Side for food, watching sports, Guinness, friendly bar staff and a great private party room downstairs!

326 Spring St
The Ear Inn is NYC's oldest bar continuously serving alcohol since 1817 and is on the national registrar of historic buildings. Over the last 200 years, we have perfected delicious handmade burgers. Three nights a week live music fills the bar.

140 E 27th St
Ernie O'Malley's is an Irish bar and grill in New York City known for blending Irish heritage with New York culture, featuring a vintage sports theme, craft cocktails, and a diverse menu that includes both traditional Irish and NYC staples like the "spice bag" and "chopped cheese". It has a front bar with TVs for sports and a speakeasy in the back with historical memorabilia, and it hosts live music and events.

531 2nd Ave
Homey pub with a working fireplace offering Irish-American eats, draft beer & whiskey.

56 Greenwich Ave
Weekends are lively at this neighborhood tavern offering Irish-accented pub food alongside the beer.

336 3rd Ave
family owned and operated local neighborhood pub established in 1992. Personable service and quality food and drink have made Fitzgerald's Pub a welcoming place for those in the Rose Hill, Kips Bay, Gramercy Park and Murray Hill neighborhoods in Manhattan and visitors from & all of over the United States and around the world. We are located on the Southwest Corner of 25th Street on Third Avenue in Manhattan. The closest subway stop is the #6 train to 23rd Street. Walk East on 23 Street to Third Avenue, then 2 blocks North on the left hand side.

141 E 44th St
Fitzpatrick Hotel Group offers 4-star hotels in New York City, where Irish hospitality meets boutique comfort in Manhattan. Book your stay today.

7th Ave
This neighborhood bar has dartboards, TVs broadcasting sports games & DJs on weekend evenings.

54 Pearl Street
Fraunces Tavern is a historic landmark in New York City's Financial District, famous as a museum, bar, and restaurant with deep ties to the American Revolution, notably as the site where George Washington bid farewell to his officers. The complex, which includes the oldest building in Manhattan, preserves and interprets early American history through its collections, exhibitions, and historic rooms, serving as a popular spot for history enthusiasts and a key site for understanding the Revolutionary era

123 W 39th St
Providing an oasis in the middle of midtown for over 15 years, with a selection of Irish and local favorites in a family friendly environment . Classic Irish bar offering pints of Guinness, shepherd's pie, bangers & mash & jukebox tunes.

133 7th Ave S
Named after a boat, this 4-story pub boasts a fireplace & billiards along with a sizable beer menu.

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.

228 W 39th St
Experience the warmth and community spirit of Ireland at Gibney's NYC, where hearty fare and a cold pint bring a taste of Malahide to Manhattan. Gibney's NYC is a tribute to our roots in Malahide, Dublin, where the original pub has been a beloved gathering spot since 1937. We bring that same spirit of warmth and community to Manhattan, inviting everyone to enjoy hearty fare and a cold pint.

733 9th Ave
Gossip Bar is a lively, welcoming spot in Manhattan where casual vibes meet great drinks and good company. Known for its friendly bartenders, solid selection of beers, cocktails, and late-night hours, it’s a reliable stop for after-work drinks or weekend fun. The atmosphere is relaxed and social, with regulars and newcomers mixing easily over pints and conversation. With music, big screens for sports, and a buzz that lasts long into the night, it’s perfect for both casual hangs and energetic nights out. A true neighborhood favorite with classic bar charm.

West 50th Street
Gossip Bar & Restaurant is a popular Irish pub and sports bar in New York City's Hell's Kitchen neighborhood, known for its casual atmosphere, extensive drink specials, and classic pub food like beef stew and shepherd's pie, with 13 flat-screen TVs for sports and a private room for events. It serves lunch, dinner, and weekend brunch, with happy hour specials available on weekdays at the bar.

401 W 50th St
Welcome to Hibernia Bar, where the charm of Irish hospitality meets the energy of New York City. Tucked away in the heart of Hell’s Kitchen, Hibernia isn’t just an Irish bar in NYC it’s your home away from home, a place where good company, great pints, and unforgettable memories come together. Whether you’re here for the perfect pour of Guinness, a game on the big screen, or just a cozy corner to catch up with friends, we’ve got you covered. Sláinte!
22 East 30th Street

575 Hudson St
Bringing contemporary touches to traditional fare and creating new, innovative dishes, our goal is to serve you high quality, in season, fresh ingredients, using as many local producers as possible. OUR DRAFT BEER, ICE COLD AND COOL! We have chosen craft brewers where possible and beers from around the world to ensure you have the freshest and coolest brew possible. Our beers are rotated on a seasonal basis. We also pride ourselves on serving one of the best pints of Guinness on the east coas

232 W 48th St
H urley’s NYC has been serving New Yorkers and visitors since 1892 — over a century of good food, strong drinks, and warm hospitality in the heart of the city. Known for its timeless atmosphere and rich Irish-American roots, Hurley’s remains a go-to spot for after-work drinks, game day gatherings, and private events. With three floors including a rooftop patio, hearty pub fare, and one of the best Guinness pours in Manhattan, Hurley’s isn’t just a bar — it’s a piece of NYC history that still knows how to throw a good time.

132 Ludlow St
Iggy's is an unpretentious watering hole with Irish touches doling out beer, booze & daily happy-hour specials.

Formed in 2008, Irish American Writers & Artists is proudly non-sectarian, non-partisan and welcomes members of all backgrounds. We are a 501(c)3 non-profit group. We celebrate the achievements of Irish American writers and artists, past and present and we aim to highlight, energize and encourage Irish Americans active in the arts. We support artistic freedom, human rights and social justice.

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.

1 Washington Mews
The Mission of the Irish Institute of New York is to promote and conserve the study of Irish folklore, music and art throughout the United States and Ireland. Through grant funding, we encourage and support both individuals and organizations in the conservation and display of records pertaining to the mythology, folklore, literature, language, dance, music, and art of ancient Ireland as well as, promote the circulation of historical material concerning Ireland - ancient and modern - through all forms of media. The Irish Institute promotes and preserves the principles of democracy as outlined in our Constitution and the bonds of friendship between the people of Ireland and the United States. Our goal is to aid and assist the struggling artist, writer, sculptor, dramatist; to aid art schools, or libraries, or institutions of Ireland and to assist in the preservation of landmarks. We encourage Americans and others interested in history or the arts to visit Ireland and view those ancient treasures and to encourage Irish citizens to visit such historic places within the United States as would demonstrate American commitment to the principles of democracy and the strong ties of blood and friendship between their two peoples

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.

New York, NY, USA
Founded in 1996, the Irish Network NYC (INNYC) brings together nearly three decades of experience in fostering connection, community, and professional growth within the Irish diaspora. We harness the energy and talent of Irish and Irish American professionals by creating a forum where individuals from all backgrounds can connect and contribute meaningfully to New York’s Irish community. INNYC welcomes members from every industry and stage of career, and each year we host a diverse range of events designed to offer valuable networking opportunities, cultural engagement, and professional development. We are proud to support Irish associations, businesses, and charities, all with the shared goal of strengthening the cultural and economic relationship between Ireland and NYC/USA. We typically gather in Manhattan for after-work drinks on the third Thursday of each month—check our social media for upcoming details. We look forward to meeting you soon. Sláinte! 🙂

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.

Irish Stew the podcast for the Global Irish Nation featuring interviews with fascinating influencers proud of their Irish Edge. If you're Irish born or hyphenated Irish, this is the podcast that brings all the Irish together.

36 W 33rd St
When in NYC, whether visiting or attending a game at Madison Square Garden, remember to stop in at Jack Demsey's for a quick bite and a drink; we're steps away from it all. Four floors, private parties rooms & fireplace dining with a large selection of draft beers, stout, ale, and cider as well as your favorite bottled beers. We also offer single malt Scotches, small batch Bourbon, and Port, along with an extensive wine list, and your favorite mixed drinks. Jack Demsey's provides a warm, comfortable dining experience, offering American cuisine with a touch of Irish & English flavor, serving Irish Breakfast every day. With 8 feet screen TV and over 15 HD TV's Jack Demsey's is sure to have your game on! There is no better place in NYC to catch all the NFL, UFC, Premiere League or Irish Rugby action. JD is home of The Kentucky Alumni Supporter's Club & The Celtic Supporter's Club

240 W 35th St
This large, elegant Irish bar one block from Penn Station features a big menu of elevated pub grub.

210 W 35th St
John Sullivan’s Bar & Grill is an Irish Pub, Sports Bar, and Grill in the heart of Midtown, New York City! Join us at John’s and start a tradition. Just steps away from some of New York’s most famous attractions like the Empire State Building, Macy’s, Times Square, and many more.

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!

38 W 56th St
JRB Public House is midtown's favorite craft beer house and restaurant, just steps from 5th avenue and central park offering an eclectic vibe with rustic decor. We take pride in giving our customers a variety of hand-picked beers for every taste and preference with a variety of classic and seasonal brews.

Kevin McCormack is a Dublin‑born folk singer and songwriter known for his passionate voice, heartfelt ballads, and lively Celtic performances. Raised steeped in Irish musical traditions, he has captivated audiences across the United States with a mix of original songs and beloved folk classics. His live shows are both high‑energy and deeply soulful, blending storytelling with spirited melodies that invite clapping, singing, and connection. Now based in New York, Kevin infuses every set with authentic Irish spirit and humor, appealing to longtime folk fans and new listeners alike. Whether in cozy pubs or at festival stages, his music transcends borders and brings people together through shared song.

127 Pearl St
Low-key Irish tavern serving pints & a full menu of pub grub to Financial District types.

A folk artist from New York, New York

Established in 2015 as the Hoboken Guards Camogie Club and operating under the North American County Board, we experienced great success in our first year, when we became Senior North American Champions, and Junior North American Shield Winners. In 2016 the club decided to become an independent Camogie Club and change its name from Hoboken Guards (which was linked to a New York GAA Hurling team, and thus operates under a different county board) to liberty gaels. The club has had great success within New York and North America. The club consist of a Junior and Senior camogie team. Having both a junior and senior team allows for the growth and development of new players and provides a great opportunity for more advanced players to compete at a higher level. We look forward to growing the Irish Sport of Camogie in America, as we compete within the North American GAA! All levels of players are welcome!

13 E 17th St
Irish owned easygoing spot offering classic pub grub & a full bar in a whimsical setting with Victorian details.

340 9th Ave
Maggie Reilly's is a popular Irish pub in Manhattan, known for its friendly atmosphere, classic pub food like shepherd's pie and burgers, and a good selection of beers, making it a go-to spot for locals and tourists near Madison Square Garden and Hudson Yards. It offers a cozy, authentic experience with TVs for sports and is praised for its welcoming staff and hearty dishes

103 West 72nd Street
Malachy’s Irish Pub This unassuming Irish watering hole offers pints & pub staples like burgers & wings.

692 3rd Ave
Malone’s brings classic Irish pub warmth to Midtown Manhattan, just steps from Grand Central and the United Nations. With a cozy yet lively atmosphere, it’s beloved for hearty pub fare like shepherd’s pie, fish and chips, and juicy burgers alongside a wide selection of beers and whiskeys on tap. The bar stays buzzing late—open into the early morning—making it a perfect spot for after-work drinks, a late meal, or weekend fun. Sports fans and city locals alike love gathering here to cheer games or catch up with friends. A welcoming Midtown gem where Irish spirit and New York energy meet.

Manhattan Gaels are New York's most welcoming, community-focused GAA club. A home for anyone looking for fitness, friendship, and a home in NYC. We are the Irish heartbeat in the city. We are New York City's only club with both a men's and women's team — a truly inclusive community where everyone belongs, trains together, and grows together. Whether you're a lifelong player, new to the city, or looking to get active again, you'll find a place here.

32 Avenue A
Discover the charm of Mary O's, where you can enjoy freshly baked soda bread and a cozy Irish pub atmosphere.

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.

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.

768 9th Ave
McCoys is a quintessential Irish pub tucked into Hell’s Kitchen, known as one of Manhattan’s oldest and coziest neighborhood bars. With wood-paneled walls, old photos, and a warm, welcoming crowd, it feels like a slice of Dublin in the heart of NYC. The pub pours perfectly chilled pints of Guinness and features an eclectic selection of beers (including its own McCoys Ale), making it a go-to for casual drinks and meetups. Multiple TVs mean you won’t miss any big games, and a great jukebox keeps the vibe lively long into the night. Whether you’re unwinding after work, catching sports with friends, or discovering a classic pint in the city, McCoys delivers genuine Irish pub energy right in Midtown.

240 W 55th St
McGee's Pub is a popular Irish pub in Midtown Manhattan, famous for inspiring MacLaren's Pub in the TV show How I Met Your Mother, and it serves classic Irish and American food, shows sports, and has a lively atmosphere with multiple floors, including a third-floor event space. Located near Times Square, it's known for its cozy decor, extensive beer selection, and themed cocktails, making it a popular spot for both tourists and locals.

251 W 51st St
McHale's Bar & Grill is a popular Irish pub in New York City's Theater District, known for its classic pub food like shepherd's pie, fish and chips, and Guinness stew, alongside American fare such as burgers and wings, with a large selection of beers and a lively atmosphere for watching sports. It features traditional decor, including an original bar from the 1939 World's Fair, and is a go-to spot for both tourists and locals seeking a classic Irish-American pub experience near Times Square.

250 W 14th St
Time-tested pub serving burgers, sandwiches & bar bites, plus draft beer, cocktails & sangria.

15 E 7th St
McSorley’s Old Ale House has been a gathering place, a watering hole, the subject of art and literature and even a supreme court controversy. Established in 1854 - McSorley’s can boast of being New York City’s oldest continuously operated saloon. Everyone from Abe Lincoln to John Lennon have passed thru McSorley’s swinging doors. Woody Guthrie inspired the union movement from a table in the front — guitar in hand, while civil rights attorneys Faith Seidenberg and Karen DeCrow had to take their case to the Supreme Court to gain access. Women were finally allowed access to McSorley’s in 1970! So belly up. Enter the sawdust strewn floors and history patched walls for a trip back through time. Share the McSorley’s experience with the spirits of 172 years!

7 W 45th St
Authentically Irish Restaurant Refreshingly Modern Cuisine. Megan's Bar and Kitchen opened in the summer of 2018 in the heart of New York City. Located on 45th Street near the bustling Times Square, Megan’s Bar and Kitchen is your new home for good food, great beer, and the best Irish pub experience in NYC. Our family-owned and operated business offers an authentic Irish atmosphere, with a modern twist that sets us apart from other bars in Times Square.
1 MetLife Stadium Dr

9 E 45th St
M J. Smith's Food & Spirits is a popular Irish pub in Midtown Manhattan, known for its cozy atmosphere, friendly staff, and classic pub fare like fish and chips and burgers, with options for delivery and a diverse drink menu including Guinness. It's located near Grand Central and offers a welcoming spot for both casual drinks and meals, with a menu that includes vegetarian and gluten-free choices.

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'.

57 Murray St
A WARM ESTABLISHMENT WITH OLD-WORLD TOUCHES Monk McGinns is a two story craft beer and cocktail bar. Its industrial look and reclaimed wood make for a very welcoming feel. High ceilings exposed beams and black pipe lighting fixtures full of detail with exposed brick that give it the feel of a 1920s style tavern. TOUCHES

267 Madison Ave
Mulligan’s is New York City’s famous authentic Irish pub in the heart of Murray Hill, steps from Grand Central Station. Drop in, feel the warm, friendly atmosphere and sample our extensive traditional Irish Pub Menu that truly features something for everyone. We have a large selection of beers on tap, and of course the Best Guinness on either side of the pond. We have been serving friends old and new for over 30 years and we are just getting started.

986 2nd Ave
Welcome To Murphy's Irish Pub ESTABLISHED IN 1976 Murphy's original location was situated just a block away and closed its doors in 2020. Murphy's 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.

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.

352 7th Ave
Located just steps from NYC’s Madison Square Garden, Midtown Manhattan’s legendary Irish gastropub, Mustang Harry’s, has endured as an iconic Seventh Avenue fixture for three decades, cementing itself as NYC’s go-to haven for sports fans, concert goers, locals, and visitors, alike. Owned and run by brothers Ian and Niall Conroy of County Tipperary, Ireland since its opening in 1995, Mustang Harry’s offers a menu of handcrafted cuisine and elevated Irish staples that refute any preconceived notions of “pub fare,” along with an expansive selection of artisanal cocktails, craft beers, curated wines, and fine spirits—including more than 200 varieties of whiskeys and tequilas. Throughout the two-floor space, a post-industrial motif creates an inviting ambiance: tufted leather banquettes and cozy nooks mingle with antique fixtures and old Conroy family relics to capture the rustic charisma of old-world New York with winks of Irish charm—while an impressive 99-foot main-level bar, 20+ HDTVs, and premium surround sound create the ultimate game-day experience.

1 Lispenard St
Nancy Whiskey Pub is one of the oldest bars in New York City, established in 1967. Located in Tribeca, just a few blocks away from the One World Trade Center, Nancy Whiskey Pub offers a cozy and authentic atmosphere for locals and visitors alike. Whether you're looking for a cold beer, a fine whiskey, or a delicious burger, you'll find it at Nancy Whiskey Pub. Enjoy our friendly service, our classic decor, shuffleboard, and our lively jukebox music. Nancy Whiskey Pub is more than just a bar, it's a part of New York City's history and culture. Come and see for yourself why Nancy Whiskey Pub is the place to be!
New York, NY, USA

33-01 Greenpoint Ave
The Association is Cork people's home away from home in New York. Founded in 1884 the Association has been bringing Irish people together through the centuries to promote unity, good will and protection among its members and to foster their culture and traditions. The need for the Cork Association today is as good as it was when founded by the men from Cork City. The Association continues to do good work for the Irish in New York ,as well as, supporting various charitable events back home in County Cork.

201 West 240th Street
Although Gaelic sports have been played in New York since the late 1700s, the New York Gaelic Athletic Association emerged in late 1914 at a time when the games were thriving in the city. After the first championship was played in 1915, the association grew steadily despite two world wars and a depression that gripped the US at the end of the 1920s up until the mid 1930s.

1040 Jackson Avenue
The New York Irish Center is a vibrant cultural hub keeping Irish heritage alive in the heart of Queens. From music sessions and language classes to film screenings, community events, and senior programs, it’s a welcoming space for Irish and Irish-American stories to thrive. Whether you’re here for trad tunes, a céilí, or just a strong cup of tea, there’s always something happening. It’s culture, community, and craic under one roof. Warm, lively, and proudly Irish.

1040 Jackson Ave

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!

New York, NY, USA
The 265th New York City Saint Patrick’s Day Parade will take place along Fifth Avenue in Manhattan on Tuesday, March 17, 2026 at 11:00 AM.

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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