This lively, local Irish pub in Queen's Park offers a wide-screen Setanta sports, Irish entertainments and a friendly, family feel. North West London's Irish community come out in force to celebrate their patron saint's day, which means the Corrib Rest is awash with a green-clad mob come 17th March. You can expect live bands enthusiastically twanging guitars and fiddling away right into the night and a showcase of Irish sport on the big screens including hurling and Gaelic football. Wait for the evening to get going when you'll be treated to some wild, full-of-life Irish dancing. This is where the pub scenes in 'Spaced' were filmed, and they chose it because it's a proper, old-style London Irish pub, and a real change from the new gastro places that are springing up all over the area.
Corrib Rest
76-80 Salusbury Road, Queen's Park, NW6 6PA
North West London's Irish community will be out in force to celebrate their national day, which means the... More
Corrib Rest
76-80 Salusbury Road, Queen's Park, NW6 6PA
North West London’s Irish community will be out in force to celebrate their national day, which means the... More
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This lively, local Irish pub in Queen's Park offers a wide-screen Setanta sports, Irish entertainments and a friendly, family feel. North West London's Irish community come out in force to celebrate their patron saint's day, which means the Corrib Rest is awash with a green-clad mob come 17th March. You can expect live bands enthusiastically twanging guitars and fiddling away right into the night and a showcase of Irish sport on the big screens including hurling and Gaelic football. Wait for the evening to get going when you'll be treated to some wild, full-of-life Irish dancing. This is where the pub scenes in 'Spaced' were filmed, and they chose it because it's a proper, old-style London Irish pub, and a real change from the new gastro places that are springing up all over the area.
