Irish Pubs in London The Mighty 10
McCafferty's Bars
All of McCaffertys bars have a warm and welcoming traditional Irish pub atmosphere that is popular with both locals and tourists alike.
Each venue offers live authentic Irish music 7 nights a week! From a pint to a cocktail, from events to birthdays, McCafferty's offer such great quality and service you’ll keep coming back for more!
The Porterhouse
Covent Garden
The Porterhouse opened in the heart of Covent Garden back in 2000. It might be one of the largest bars in London, but it does not always feel that way. The bar is split over three main levels, with a number of mezzanine levels in between as well as an extensive outdoor terrace area.
Let the fast pace of London pass you by as you sit and drink a pint of Plain Porter, sip on a cocktail, watch your favourite team in action on one of the many screens or dance the night away to the live band.
21-22 Maiden Lane, London WC2E 7NA
Finsbury Park
The Faltering Fullback is a pub of many parts. Cut your way through the tangled ivy, and the small entrance bar looks like a typical locals' boozer, but with its ceiling decked out with a collection of sporting memorabilia. This leads to a slightly larger seating area. Then, through the doors, you find a large and dimly lit hall, kitted out for mass crowds to watch the sport (or play on the pool table and pinball).
The real prize lurks out the back and London's most amazing beer garden. It's one big happy treehouse, built on different levels.
Stoke Newington
The Auld Shillelagh opened in 1991 and the pub is now 3 times longer with a beer garden out the back that faces the sun for most of the day. They have live music every week and show all the major sporting events on multiple big screens.
Great pride is taken in looking after their beers, the Guinness is regularly touted by reviewers and customers alike as the best in north London, the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming and they claim would put their bar staff up against the best of them.
105 Stoke Newington Church St, London
N16 0UD
City of London
The Rising Sun is a Grade II listed building and one of the City of London's few independent pubs. It's owned and run by Sheila Dixon. Great selection of booze served with friendly and fast service.
They play the big sports matches on the TV - World Cup/Six Nations etc. There's seating indoors and outdoors and when it's busy the street is filled with customers as it's a popular ''after-work'' spot for many. It has a nice menu and also a space for private hire for events.
Near Tower of London
Feeney's Irish Pub is located a stone's through from Tower of London and Thames river walk and has a proud tradition of true Irish hospitality that brings a little taste of Ireland to everybody.
You can't have an Irish venue without a Trad session and Fenney's weekly session on Wednesdays, at the prime time of 5 pm (POST WORK), is now legendary in its own right.
and always want to support up-and-coming musicians so make sure to go along along and join in.
Feeney's looks forward to giving you a "Céad Míle Fálite" very soon.
48 Mark Ln, London, EC3R 7QH
Mary Madden's
Enfield
A lovely warm, cosy Irish pub,with beautiful decor, traditional aged wood interiors,comfy seats,Giant TVs, with ancient Irish historic community photos and memorabilia . Name Mary Maddens An old pharmacy in County Galway.
Great live music sessions held every Friday and Saturday night from 8pm and a trad sess every Sunday 6pm to 8pm.
They also show all the live GAA matches.
More details: here
29 Silver Street, Enfield, EN1 3EF
