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Where To Watch The Women's Rugby World Cup In Manchester
By Lauren Cole
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Lead Editor, DesignMyNight
Our Lead Editor, Lauren, has written about the UK's best restaurants, bars and experiences on DesignMyNight since 2021. Bylines in What's On Media Group.
Following our previous defeat against New Zealand, England's Red Roses are hungry for the win this year. And if you want to follow along for every moment? There are countless locations across the city showing every scrum, try and kick.
Whether you want to sip cocktails in a sports bar or relax with a pint or two in the pub, you can do it while cheering on your team. To find out where? Read on and discover the very best places showing the Women's Rugby World Cup In Manchester.
When Is The Women's Rugby World Cup?
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Best Places To Watch The Women's Rugby World Cup In Manchester
Yates Manchester
Yates’s Manchester is in heart of the city, sandwich right
between China town and the forever loved Canal Street’s gay
village, a cheeky five minute walk from Piccadilly train station
and directlyin…
The Waldorf, Manchester
The Waldorf
pub in Manchester, is a traditional British pub, situated in the
heart of the of the City Center. This venue serves cask ales and
pub classic foods in a down to earth friendly
atmosphere. …
Beech Inn, Chorlton-Hardy
The Beech Inn
in Manchester offers hand-stretched pizza and craft beers. Whether
you're vegan or a meat-eater, the choices are endless. We're
talking plant based
sloppy Joes
with smokysoya…
Walkabout Manchester Printworks
Walkabout Manchester Printworks, nestled in the vibrant
Printworks complex on Dantzic Street, is the ultimate destination
for bringing the lively energy of Australia to the heart of
Manchester. Whether…
The Crafty Pig, Manchester
An illustrious new haunt - Crafty Pig has set up its squealing
farm in the heart of the Northern Quarter.
With premium pickings for a location in the Oldham Street
hot-spot, and their sister barknown…
The Lass O' Gowrie
Sitting just off Oxford Road, the Lass O’ Gowrie is a remarkable monument to bygone Manchester. It wears its old-man-pub badge proudly - but mature locals aren’t the only clientele here by any means…
