Good Craic, Live Music
Step into Nancy Spain’s for an authentic Irish pub experience, where the spirit of Ireland meets vibrant city energy. From warm welcomes to cold pints and live music every night, we bring the essence of Ireland to life.
With three lively spots across London and Manchester, we’re here to offer unforgettable nights out to all, with a vibe that feels like home.
Christmas at Nancy Spains
From office parties to private gatherings, Nancy’s has the perfect space for you.
Celebrate Christmas with true Irish spirit at Nancy Spains. Hire your own Irish pub and make this festive season unforgettable. From office parties to smaller get-togethers, we’ve got the perfect space for you.
Choose from our iconic venues in Shoreditch, Monument or Manchester’s Northern Quarter, and enjoy Festive Cheer with pints, spirits & seasonal cheer. Packages start from £20 per person.
Traditional Roots,
Modern Spirit .
Bringing Irish Soul to the City Slickers.
Our pub merges the warmth of classic Irish hospitality with the buzz of a city night out, creating an inviting space that’s both familiar and new.
Inspired by Nancy Spain’s legacy, we celebrate Irish culture with lively trad performances seven nights a week, alongside perfectly poured pints of Murphy’s Irish Stout.
Whether you’re chasing a bit of home or discovering it for the first time, Nancy Spain’s brings a nightlife buzz, while feeling like a local from your very first visit.
An Irish Legacy in London
From the rolling hills of Kerry to the bustling streets of London, Nancy Spain’s story is one of resilience, community, and Irish pride.
Nancy Spain was born outside Tralee in County Kerry in 1857, just after the Great Famine. Raised in a rural farming family, she grew up helping on the land but always dreamed of a life beyond the village. In her mid-teens, she left Ireland for London, driven by the hope of a better future.
Starting out as a maid and factory worker, Nancy worked tirelessly, eventually becoming a barmaid in a local pub. Through her hard work, charm, and dedication, she became the landlady – the first Irish woman to hold such a role in London.
Throughout the years, the pub became a place for the Irish community to connect with their heritage. Through traditional music, dance, and storytelling, it became a home away from home for many Irish generations living in London.
Though Nancy loved London, her heart always longed for home. When she retired, she returned to Tralee, where she spent her remaining years in the peaceful countryside that had never left her soul.
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