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Irish Pubs in Hamburg

The Irish love their patron saint, St. Patrick. It is not surprising that numerous Irish pubs adorn themselves with his name. Or rather his nickname: Paddy. The Paddy's Bar in Hamburg's old town follows this example. Since 2013 there is Guinness and live music à la Tempel Bar not far from the town hall. On St. Patrick's Day the Irish flag is waved and a toast is made to the land of goblins and fairies.

She is the eponym of Dublin's unofficial anthem: Molly Malone. The young girl is known far beyond the Irish borders and is a popular motif for works of art of all kinds. In Hamburg an Irish Pub was named after her. The cult pub is enthroned on Hans-Albers-Platz and is a guarantee for successful party nights. Live music can be heard here until the early morning hours.

The Shamrock Pub owes its name to Saint Patrick. The Shamrock, a three-leaf clover, is one of the attributes of the bishop. Legend has it that the national saint explained the Trinity through the leaf during the missionary work in Ireland. True or not, the Shamrock Pub in the Karoviertel is an Irish Pub as it is written in the book: small, smoky and casual. Many Irish people feel at home here - hundreds of kilometres away from the Emerald Isle.

The Thomas Read is a little bigger than a typical Irish pub, but the parties are even more boisterous. The combination of pub and club on the Reeperbahn is a popular meeting place for local people. On a total of three floors you can dance and party at the Thomas Read. Every Tuesday, Ireland fans from all over Hamburg gather to celebrate Irish life, Celtic music and over 200 different types of whiskey.

For those who can't make it to the Emerald Isle for St. Patrick's Day, Barley & Malt offers a taste of Irish air. The pub is one of the most famous Guinness institutions in the Hanseatic city. At the bar you can buy various beers and of course whiskey. In the kitchen, fortifying delicacies are prepared. The Barley & Malt promises all-round carefree evenings based on the Irish model. Sláinte!

Irish homeland feelings can be found in the Irish Rover at Großneumarkt. Every Sunday Celtic music is celebrated here. The traditional sessions attract visitors from near and far to listen to the sounds of Ireland in the Celtic Cellar. For refreshment there is liquid gold (aka whiskey) and traditional dishes of Irish cuisine. Off to the land of the goblins!

A varied entertainment programme is available at Fleetenkieker. The Irish Pub in Hamburg's old town scores with an authentic pub culture. In addition to quiz nights, live acts and sports broadcasts ensure a lively atmosphere. Furthermore: Irish beers flow out of the taps and Irish delicacies cook in the pots just like on the Emerald Isle. The international bar team is happy to welcome visitors from all over the world.

Cosy sofas, large wooden tables and a blazing fireplace: The Irish Pub Titanic is reminiscent of a rustic living room. People meet in the Altona pub to enjoy good plain cooking and fresh drinks, watch football and socialise. The pub is a popular regular pub for all those who want to end the day in a relaxed way.

In Harburg, St. Patrick's Day is celebrated in the Old Dubliner. The patron saint of the Irish is duly celebrated in a convivial atmosphere. Also on all other days of the year the Irish Pub convinces with its typical drinks selection and the regular live acts. Lá fhéile Pádraig sona dhuit! Or: Happy St. Patrick's Day!

Reeperbahn goes Ireland: Right at Hans-Albers-Platz Murphy's Irish Pub entices with fresh Guinness and Kilkenny. An international audience, talented live musicians and pint-glasses filled with love make for unforgettable party nights. The land of goblins and fairies is celebrated here 365 days a year. Of course also on St. Patrick's Day!