What’s Happening at The Irish Times

NFL Sunday Ticket:

Watch all the action and your favorite teams, enjoy drink and food specials during all games. Cheer on your favorite team, while watching the game on one of 5 Giant Plasma TV’s.

English Premiership Soccer:
No Cover to watch all the action at The Irish Times. Enjoy a Traditional Irish Breakfast along with your mates. Watch your favorite team on one of our 5 Giant Plasma TV’s.

The Irish Times Draft Club:
Join The Irish Times Draft Club, it’s free and membership has it’s rewards. See any bartender or server and ask for your Draft Club Card.

The Irish Times Happy Hour:
Join us for the BEST Happy Hour in town, Monday - Friday from 4:00 PM - 8:00 PM. Enjoy $2.00 domestic Bottles and Drafts, and HALF PRICED APPETIZERS. It’s the best deal around, gather your friends…

Irish Wednesdays
Every Wednesday from ALL DAY, enjoy $3.00 Guinness, Harp and Smithwick’s Drafts.

Every Thursday Live Irish Music Session…
Join Harold Dunn, legendary Fiddler, and his friends for a Traditional Irish Music Session, each and every Thursday. The music starts are 8:30 PM so be sure to come early for dinner and drinks…
Enjoy $4.00 Guinness, Smithwick’s and Harp Drafts from 9:00 PM - 12:00 AM

Friday’s Live Music with Cletus McBride
Enjoy live acoustic music with Cletus McBride. Sit back and enjoy as Cletus plays all your favorite tunes from the 60’s, to present.

Set Price Dinner Special
Begining at 5:00 PM choose from any Appetizer, Entree and Dessert for just $22.50. Now that’s a special you can’t pass up.
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Irish Breakfast-Weekend Brunch
Gather your friends and enjoy our new Weekend Brunch, every Saturday and Sunday starting at 10:00 AM. Click Here to see the menu, and we’ll see you for Brunch at The Irish Times!

Taste The Tully…
Join Us on Thursday December 4th @ 9:00 PM for a Tullamore Dew Tasting…One of Ireland’s finest and most widely distributed whiskeys, Tullamore Dew was first distilled in 1829 in the small town of Tullamore in County Offaly in the heart of Ireland. The name derives from the initials of an early owner, Daniel E Williams - DEW.