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Liverpool Echo
Liverpool Echo
National
Jess Molyneux

Liverpool Irish pub that has been serving Guinness and craic for 25 years

An Irish pub has been serving Guinness and craic for a quarter of a century in Liverpool city centre.

Situated on Tithebarn street, Shenanigans pub was opened by brothers Daragh, Conor and Fionn McDonald in 1997. All in their twenties at the time, they didn't just decide to come and live in Ireland's unofficial second capital — they brought a bit of their homeland with them.

Their great-grandfather owned bars in Wexford in the South East of Ireland which were passed down to their grandfather before, eventually, being sold. Their father, Tommy, started visiting Liverpool in the 1990s and along with a friend from Dublin was inspired to open an Irish pub in the city.

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