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The Patrick KavanaghNewest Review: ... apart form the rest of the Moseley pub scene for several different reasons. The first being that is has a late licence covering its upstairs room. On Friday’s and Saturdays there are often bands or DJs playing there. Kavanagh’s lounge also plays host to a number of local musicians on a Wednesday night. There are about 12 people, all of whom play several different instruments. ... more |
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Patrick Kavanagh’s is an Irish pub, situated on the corners of Woodbridge Rd and Trafalgar Road in Moseley, Birmingham. It is painted bright purple on the outside, so you can’t really miss it. Bar prices are average for Moseley and cheaper than Birmingham City centre. There is no dress code. Patrick Kavanagh’s is set apart form the rest of the Moseley pub scene for several different reasons. The first being that is has a late licence covering its upstairs room. On Friday’s and Saturdays there are often bands or DJs playing there. Kavanagh’s lounge also plays host to a number of local musicians on a Wednesday night. ... Read the complete review
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