Manchester’s favourite Irish pub O’Sheas has today announced the opening of the
O’Sheas Beer Garden.
Transforming a brand new open air venue in the city centre. This is the perfect spot to bring back times of togetherness and celebrate the start of summer with Manchester’s coldest pint.
The huge open-air venue is within striking distance from Manchester’s Piccadilly station
and hosts a summer filled with live music, sporting fixtures, craft ales, cocktails and a
selection of Manchester’s finest street food vendors.
“This is for the people and for the city,” said O’Sheas co-owner Paul Mackey, “we celebrate a return for hospitality and have been given the opportunity to utilise an amazing new outdoor space to come back. The beers are cold and the welcome is warm. We have missed you all dearly and we can’t wait to see you in the garden!”
The sporting and music calendars are to be announced in the coming weeks, and include
the Euros, as well as a fixture of bands & local performers.
Bookings are now available on a first come first serve basis for groups of 2-6 people.
