Irish Pubs in Glasgow

Promising all the warm hospitality you'd expect from an Irish pub, Malones is a top drinking destination on Sauchiehall Lane. They serve only the best pints of Guinness, alongside a tasty menu of beef chilli nachos, spice bags, mac 'n' cheese bites and so much more.

Expect cosy interiors and a spacious beer garden to boot, as well as 4K Ultra HD screens showing the biggest sporting events. Plus, there's a regular lineup of live music, showcasing the very best of emerging local talent.

This beautifully designed pub dishes up some great fare from across the pond, with Irish stew, steak and Guinness pie and bacon and cabbage all worth a try. With GAA screened through the season, this craic-ing boozer meets all the needs of the city's Irish contingent. 

With sports on the big screen, live music and Irish-influenced food, O'Neill's is a landmark of Merchant Square and Grand Central. Whether you fancy after-work drinks with colleagues, a spot of lunch with mates or a cosy date night, you're guaranteed a fun night out.

With venues across two continents, Kitty O'Shea's knows a thing or two about authentic Irish vibes. The interior is warm, the prices are decent and the banter flows as freely as the drinks. More than just another Irish bar, you'll find craft beers and food from around the world.

Located on the quaint Ashton Lane, this West End pub is a real treat. Not only is the Guinness good and the craic mighty, but this great pub has live music several times a week. Punters pack out the tiny bar for epic trad sessions, so while you might not have a seat, you will have a great night out.