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Popular Detroit St. Patrick’s Parade benefits Corktown businesses each year
Read full article: Popular Detroit St. Patrick’s Parade benefits Corktown businesses each yearThe annual Detroit St. Patrick’s Parade typically brings tens of thousands of people to Corktown, benefiting businesses in the area.
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McShane’s Irish Pub & Whiskey Bar installs HEPA filtration system to protect crew, customers
Read full article: McShane’s Irish Pub & Whiskey Bar installs HEPA filtration system to protect crew, customersLike most restaurants during the COVID pandemic, McShane’s Irish Pub and Whiskey Bar in Corktown has been hit hard.
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Metro Detroit bars optimistic for St. Patrick’s Day sales
Read full article: Metro Detroit bars optimistic for St. Patrick’s Day salesSaint Patrick’s Day is a big deal to a lot of Irish bars and restaurants. Irish bars and restaurants missed out on that income in 2020, but even worse, they were fully stocked with extra food and alcohol for Saint Patrick’s Day. “Sunday would have been the parade,” Roberts said. “We had some really good activity, you know people dressed up, people in their green are coming down from the suburbs, just like they used to.”Dunleavy said a normal Saint Patrick’s Day would involved a packed house and more than 20 kegs. Many Irish restaurants are also doing carry out, so if you plan to celebrate at home you can take your corned beef to go.