Press - Nancy Spains

Nancy Spains Press

The Standard (March 2026)

Murphia list 2026: Irish stars of London’s food and drink scene celebrated for 12th year

The Irish Post (March 2026)

Nancy Spains to host St Patrick’s street party in Shoreditch (pg. 21)

The Irish Times (March 2026)

Murphia List 2026: Top Irish stars on the London food scene named

RTÉ (March 2026)

Hot Dinners Murphia List celebrates Irish talent in London

The Times (March 2026)

Meet the Irish stars of London’s restaurant and bar scene

Hot Dinners (March 2026)

The Murphia List 2026 – the Irish talent in London’s food and drink scene right now

Time Out London (March 2026)

St Patrick’s Street Party at Nancy Spains

Manchester List (March 2026)

Sip a Pint of the Black Stuff at the Best Irish Bars in Manchester | Enjoy a lively celebration of Irish culture at Nancy Spains

Secret London (February 2026)

40 marvellous things to do in London in March 2026 – from Egyptian treasures to an Orchid Festival, stunning light displays, and more

Manchester Time (January 2026)

Nancy Spains Manchester: Why a Cork Stout and Live Trad Music Are Winning Over the Northern Quarter

Time Out London (August 2025)

Nancy’s Festival: Looking to get your fix of Irish culture in the city? Irish pub Nancy Spains is hosting a massive shindig this September to celebrate the halfway point to St Paddy’s Day

London World (July 2025)

Zach Bryan made a surprise visit to a London pub (Nancy Spains Shoreditch) – and left a MASSIVE tip

Irish Examiner (June 2025)

Meet the Irish chefs making waves in top London restaurants – Patrick Powell of The Knave of Clubs mentions Nancy Spains

Metro (May 2025)

The ‘crowd pleasing’ Irish beer set to take Guinness’s stout crown

Secret Manchester (April 2025)

A New Irish Pub Has Opened In Manchester’s Northern Quarter – But You Won’t Find Any Guinness

Manchester Evening News (April 2025)

Famous Irish pub to open in Manchester with £2.50 pints of Murphy’s

Manchester World (April 2025)

Popular Irish pub, Nancy Spains, is set to open its doors in Manchester this weekend

The Caterer (March 2025)

New restaurants, hotels and bard opening in March 2025

Manchester’s Finest (March 2025)

Manchester Guides: The best Irish bars in Manchester

Confidentials Manchester (March 2025)

Bars with The Black Stuff: The rise of Irish bars in Manchester | Neil Sowerby on the Emerald Invasion washing its way through the city and beyond

Condé Nast Traveller (March 2025)

Where to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in London in 2025 | These are the best places across London to raise a toast – or a plate of home-cooked grub – to Ireland this St Patrick’s Day

The Bolton News (March 2025)

Nancy Spains to open in Manchester with £2.50 pints | The new pub hopes to bring its “signature blend of authentic Irish hospitality, live music, and pints of Murphy’s” to the city

Hospitality & Leisure News (March 2025)

Nancy Spains Expands to Manchester with New Irish Pub Opening | Nancy Spains’ Manchester location aims to become a go-to destination for traditional Irish pub experiences, featuring great pints, live music, and a community atmosphere

Pub & Bar (March 2025)

Nancy Spains readies its Manchester debut | Manchester can expect a blend of Irish hospitality, live music and many pints of stout on offer

Manchester World (March 2025)

New Irish bar Nancy Spains to open in the Northern Quarter – but it won’t be serving Guinness! The pub will bring its signature blend of authentic Irish hospitality, live music and Murphy’s pints to the city

Manchester Evening News (March 2025)

The new Manchester restaurants, bars and bakeries opening in March 2025 | Renowned Nancy Spains joins the fold

About Manchester (March 2025)

New Irish bar set to open in City Centre in March | This highly anticipated launch marks the pub’s expansion outside of London, introducing a new destination for those seeking the ultimate traditional Irish pub experience

The Manc (February 2025)

Lively Irish pub Nancy Spains set to open in Manchester for the first time | This latest opening is more about Murphy’s, another Irish stout, than Guinness (they actually won’t serve Guinness at all) but the craic will be much the same

Manchester Evening News (February 2025)

Famed Irish bar to open in Manchester with £2.50 pints, but there won’t be any Guinness | The people behind Manchester’s latest Irish bar are Kerry-born brothers the O’Halloran’s, who already have a couple of outposts in the capital

Taste of Manchester (February 2025)

NEXT MONTH: Manchester’s newest Irish bar to open on Hilton Street in March