Pubs and bars around Liverpool that are founded by the Irish
One of Liverpool's most loved and famous Irish pubs has to be Shananigans. Located on Tithebarn Street in Liverpool city centre, it is one of the city’s oldest pub venues, dating back to 1841 - and perhaps even further. Opened by brothers Daragh, Conor and Fionn McDonald back in 1997, the family definitely brought a bit of Ireland with them.
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Whether you prefer a traditional pub to grab a Guinness or a lively bar with acoustic singers you're never short of options. Liverpool city centre boasts a fantastic number of venues but a few ...
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