Well, New Jersey, St. Patrick’s Day 2026 is almost upon us, and that means so much more than beer died shamrock green and ...

Want to taste history? Here are some of the oldest Irish beers still being brewed today.

There's no shortage of pubs to grab a pint of Guinness throughout the U.S., but these Irish pubs have remained in business longer than the rest.

Perhaps the most famous Irish bar in Upstate New York, Coleman’s is ground zero for St. Patrick’s Day in Central New York.

These Irish pubs have kept their doors open for centuries and proudly wear their age on their walls, all while serving up delicious pints of Guinness.

Though we think of pubs as lively hangouts where guests come to wind down with a chilled brew, in the past, some Irish pubs also functioned as morgues.

With St. Patrick's Day right around the corner, let's look at 13 Irish pubs from various parts of the world that people ...

Enjoy fine food, spirited conversation, and live music at the best Irish pubs found around Seattle, all recommended by a longtime local.

Every bagpiper in the city must be employed over the weekend leading up to St. Patrick's Day, as the green beer flows and live music and dance enliven restaurants and bars across Chicago.

Its bones include those of Utah pubs whose legacy goes back to 1947, and its proximity to the mouth of Big Cottonwood Canyon makes it a popular spot for a drink after a day of skiing through the ...

Food reviewer Paul_IsItWorthIt visited the Brazen Head on Usher's Quay expecting a tourist trap, but was pleasantly surprised ...

Two Brits visited Ireland's oldest pub in Athlone (Sean's Bar) and they had contrasting opinions about the pints of beer they ordered inside the historic boozer that dates back to 900AD ...