McSorley's es un hito de Cooper Union que abrió sus puertas en 1854 y es el bar más antiguo aun en funcionamiento en la ciudad (aunque no es el bar más antiguo de Manhattan, ese honor pertenece al Ear Inn del barrio Tribeca). McSorley's solo sirve dos tipos de cerveza: Lager y Cream Stock Ale, y se sirven de a dos tarros a la vez, así que no se puede pedir más. Dentro de sus históricas paredes, hay aserrín en el piso, y objetos de colección, fotos y recortes de prensa que cubren las paredes. Una de las opciones en el menú es galletas con queso y cebolla, y aunque puede ser un poco rústico, es muy apetecible para acompañar la cerveza. Los fines de semana, el lugar es muy popular entre lugareños y turistas por igual. McSorley's no admitía mujeres hasta la década de 1970, y aún hoy en día su público es mayormente masculino.

If you're in London and looking for a joint to get a plate of fish and chips and a Guinness to wash it down, there are two options on the table. Either you hop on a Dublin bound ferry, or you head down to the Tipperary on London's Fleet Street for an authentically Irish experience. The Tipperary was established over 400 years ago and has earned the distinction of calling itself the oldest Irish Pub in London. Amongst time-tested standards like Fish and Chips, and Bangers and Mash, the menu includes a wide array of Irish Pub food favorites. The bar also stocks other English Ales and is included in The Good Beer Guide's annual list of high quality pubs.

City workers unite at this famous Irish pub located inside the Mercantile Hotel. On a Friday night the excited crowd can grow so large that pub goers hang out on the pavement in front of the bar, enjoying their beer and each others' company. Every week night live bands play in front of a cheering crowd. Come to mingle with the office workers during the week or to relax on a weekend afternoon at Sydney's oldest Irish pub. At lunch times the bistro serves up wholesome pub grub which you can wash down with a perfectly poured pint of Guinness.

El Brendan Behan Pub es un pequeño bar lleno de gente y oscuro, con un ambiente muy irlandés sin necesidad de abordar un avión. Cuenta con música irlandesa "seisiún" en vivo para entretener a los asistentes, muchos de los cuales tienen acento de Dublín cuando hablan mientras toman sus pintas de Guinness. Cuentan con platos de patatas fritas, pero no hay otra comida. Mientras se toma algo, se puede admirar la decoración irlandesa de las paredes, hacer nuevos amigos e incluso tal vez bailar una giga.

The interiors of The Lir Irish Bar are replete with a golden glow, while the charming beer garden allows patrons to enjoy gusts of fresh breeze while at this popular Irish pub. The bar counter has racks of sparkling liquor and wine bottles and guests are seated on comfortable chairs next to warm fireplaces. The garden is full of potted palms, creepers, old-style lamps and white garden umbrellas. Sip perfectly crafted cocktails and enjoy Irish snacks such as Connemara Chicken and Shepherd's Pie. The high-definition television screens showcase major football tournaments like Champions League, Premier League and the World Cup.

Healy Mac's Irish Bar And Restaurant has been graced by the likes of Oliver Reed, the famous English actor. It is situated in a two-story cottage with the lower room housing the bar and the upper level reserved for private functions. This bar always dons a vibrant look and bustles with a buoyant crowd, who are attracted by the all day happy hours. Like a typical Irish bar, it is big on live music, sports and whiskeys. Tap your feet to popular tunes, cheer for your favorite sports teams and participate in the lively conversations that abound here. Sample liquors such as Russian Standard Vodka, Bushmills Irish Whisky, Tiger Draught and Balvenie Double Wood that has been aged for 12 years. You can also enjoy Irish classics like traditional lamb stew. For the best experience try the Full Irish Breakfast with hash browns, pork sausage and bacon.

The Kilkenny is located at the corner of Alvear and Reconquista. A great Irish Pub with a fine selection of imported beers and drinks to enjoy, Kilkenny is the perfect spot to either start or end your night. Hundreds of party seekers fill the place on a routine basis, which is tending to include a growing number of travelers. While the exterior facade is of traditional Irish style, inside the tables are arranged in an unconventional way that allows for a certain amount of privacy. The friendly staff at Kilkenny also adds to the enjoyable atmosphere.

One of the oldest Irish pubs in Amsterdam, Mulligans is always alive with cheer and fun. On the menu are Irish staples like Guinness and Kilkenny on tap, as well as a large selection of regional whiskies. Live performances, mostly Celtic based, provide the background music of the night. Occasionally they host open mic sessions that are open to amateur musicians. Their staff is friendly and the atmosphere mirrors that of a lively pub in Ireland. You know you are in for a good time when you are at Mulligans.

Siempre lleno de gente y energía, Stolly's es uno de los puntos de encuentro favoritos de la gente de la zona y también de los turistas. Ubicado en una callecita cerca de la Rue de Rivoli, puede que les cueste un poco de trabajo encontrarlo la primera vez, pero vale la pena recorrer esas dos cuadras para pasar un buen rato con amigos. Vengan a disfrutar de los especiales del Happy Hour, generalmente entre las 4:30 de la tarde y las 8 de la noche, y elijan lo que prefieran de la lista de cócteles sabrosos y la gran variedad de cervezas. Stolly's es uno de los bares más elegidos en las cálidas noches de verano ya que cuenta con un espacio en la terraza donde podrán relajarse y divertirse.

People who follow Celtic music love the Plough and Stars, which has been around since 1975. Some of the biggest names in Celtic music perform live here in nightly shows. You might also see traditional Irish dance performances while you enjoy your pint. You will be quite welcome among the friendly and multi-generational crowd. How can anyone be less than convivial with great music, great libations and a great crowd? This charming pub has no food offerings, but you're free to bring your own.

Lording over the Yonge and Richmond area for more than 35 years, McVeigh's is where homesick Irish folk go when they want a taste of the Emerald Isle. Here you're transported to a neighborhood pub complete with live Irish bands, waitresses with lilting accents and all the Guinness you can drink. Catch frequent performers The Mad Patties playing, and hear traditional Irish tunes. And the food is just what you would hope for: stews and meat pies alongside burgers and fries.