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M J HeraghtyNewest Review: ... fixed tables with wooden stools scattered about. The décor consists mainly of lots of mirrors, some with distillers advertising, a blackboard proclaiming the details of the upcoming matches for the pub's football team, Heraghty's Heroes and photos of said team over the years. The toilets are compact, but well appointed. It's expected that you advise bar staff should you use the last of the ... more |
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by - written on 29/11/09 (Very useful, 55 readings)
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Ah! Heraghty's - my favourite pub in Glasgow, if not in the whole world. And I say this despite, or perhaps because, of the fact that it was within the confines of this small, even pokey (and in those days very smoky) southside hostelry that I first met my husband. Heraghty's is situated on the busy Pollokshaws Road, near its junction with Nithsdale Street and Allison Street. A "proper" Irish bar, in that it doesn't advertise itself as such, there has been a pub on this site since 1890. Named after Michael J Heraghty in its current incarnation, it has been run by the Heraghty family for over 30 years now. Small but perfectly formed it ... Read the complete review
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