Shannon Pub in Exile

Our favorite place for everything Irish in Buffalo!! Please contribute and SHARE!!!

Nothing cures the COVID blues quicker than a donations to a great cause!

We're making progress on this! We need to make sure the Irish Center re-opens, and gets healthy again! Thanks to those who have already donated. PLEASE SHARE!!!

Might I suggest that we all change our tipping habits? Our servers/bartenders are getting killed by this CV thing. Heavy tippers are happy tippers!! If you're afraid of crowds, go to your favorite restaurant at 4:00pm for their Early Bird specials, when it's not so crowded! If you're sniffling, do it in front of Netflix. But when you're in the mood for a fish fry, call your favorite place, and order your dinner for pick-up! Think of all the money you're saving on hibernating, and share it with the bartender and server who are counting on tips to get through these hard times. Slainte!

Two great concerts coming to the Buffalo Irish Center just in time...

SAVE THE DATE ANNOUNCEMENT -- Buffalo Irish Festival -- August 28,29,30 -- 2020 -- 39th Annual! GROUPS we are working with this year include: Drowsy Lads; Screaming Orphans; Byrne Brothers; Mudmen; Triskele; and the return of the Glengarry Bhoys!! LIKE them all on Facebook, then LIKE them all live in August!!

Bill, yes we ran High Kings concerts in the past, to benefit the Buffalo Irish Center, and the Irish Festival. This year, tho, we are NOT involved in their show. They jumped ship. Not sure how you can get tickets, sorry!

Join us for "Women's Little Christmas" in celebration of O'Connell & Company's 25th Anniversary Season and the 50th Anniversary of The Buffalo Irish Center. Monday, January 6 Buffalo Irish Center 245 Abbott Road, Buffalo, NY... 5:30 - 10:00 p.m. Pre-sale $35 | $45 at the door In Ireland, January 6 is marked by "Nollaig na mBan" or Women's Little Christmas when female friends, sisters, mothers, aunts, daughters gather in local pubs to laugh, sing, exchange small gifts, read poetry & Prose, reminisce -- Oh, yes, and drink Guinness. Slainte! The Irish Holiday celebrates the hard work women traditionally have done to prepare holiday festivities. On this day, men take on all the household duties to officially close out the holiday season. Dinner includes traditional Irish fare: Corned Beef, Cabbage, Salt Potatoes, Roast Carrots, Rye Bread, Beer, Guinness, Soda & Water, and homemade Sweets & Irish Coffee. Entertainment: Performances by O'Connell & Company, as well as Rince na Tiarna - Award Winning Irish dancers, Bag Pipes, Irish poetry, Comhaltas Traditional Irish music & dance, Ballroom & Beyond, Raffle baskets, 50/50 give-away, & much more!