Where to Watch Six Nations Rugby in Manchester

It might be better known for its partying ways but Tiger Tiger Manchester is also a top choice when it comes to watching the Six Nations in Manchester. Head to the club, restaurant and bar for all the action of the tournament, and drink deals which include burgers and beer.

Nestled next to Bierkeller is Shooters sports bar, your one stop shop for all things sports in The Printworks. The drinks are incredibly cheap, serving all the usual pints and spirits all day long at happy hour prices. The atmosphere as expected is rowdy, and similar to the terraces, chanting, shouting and getting stuck right in to all the action! They'll be showing all the six nations action, every try, every kick and every big hit! Get down to shooters for the wildest sports action in town. 

Watch the Six Nations in Tiki vibes as Lola Lo open for game day. The tropical club screens all the action alongside sharing cocktails, craft beers and wine.

Head down to this great sports bar to catch the best of the Six Nations in Manchester. Take some mates and enjoy a cold pint with plenty of sharing platters available.

A great Irish pub showing plenty of sports, Mulligans is just a stone's throw from the main Deansgate street and the perfect place to catch up all the Six Nations fun. Don't miss the guaranteed atmosphere when England takes on Ireland!

A great sports bar for people who don't like sports bars, this Northern Quarter bar shows plenty of live sports and is a great place to watch all the Six Nations action in Manchester. Don't forget about their great range of beers either from plenty of locally sourced breweries. 

An amazing student offering that hosts a variety of large screens and will be showing all the six nations action live as it unfolds! Order some top notch food, some seriously cheap beers and settle down for this years tournament at The Courtyard. Vibrant, exciting and serious about sport! 

Settle down at Norwegian Blue to watch all the Six Nations action on one of their big screens. Add in comfortable seating, plenty of drinks deals and lots of sharing platters to soak up the booze; and you've got a venue not to miss out on when it all kicks off in February.

Not normally associated with sports, and that is a travesty in itself as Joshua Brooks not only shows nearly every sporting competition in the world, but it has an atmosphere like no other as the entire bar watches the game on one large screen. It's as close to being in your living as you can get in a bar, and the electric atmosphere amazing pies and cheap booze make it a sure fire winner. Get down as the six nations kicks off, and get your support behind England as we look to reclaim our crown!