Queena

I just thought I nearly go through the whole history of the Irish pubs in Sheffield from your posts. It's really really lovely and amazing!

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No. It was rock music gigs. It wasn't an Irish pub at all.

Although it may have been in the 1960s or 1970s before I was visiting pubs.

I was highly recommended to the sessions in Fagan's in Tuesday evenings, and there were musicians playing Irish dancing music as they introduced by themselves. What kind of music did the musicians play in the 1960s or 1970s?

The Red house was more of a music pub in its last 10 years of life. Never thought of it as an Irish pub. when it wasn't a music pub it was just a very quiet pub on a backstreet. And I went in it from the 1990s through to it closing for good.

Oh, it's really a pity. Were there many Irish music sessions in those pubs? I saw there were only two pubs with Irish music sessions.

Has anyone ever been to the Irish pubs, which closed in the recent years? Like the Red House and some others.

How was that? Comparing to the ones still alive?