Kitty O'Sheas
Boston
Kitty O'Sheas - 131 State
St, Boston, MA 02101 (617) 725-0100
Audio Visual Night at Kitty
O'Sheas
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Newly renovated
after 10 years,
Kitty O’Shea’s
is conveniently
located outside
Boston’s historic
Faneuil Hall,
at 131 State
Street. Its
comfortable,
yet lively atmosphere
is a draw for
everyone working,
visiting or
playing in Boston.
Kitty’s offers
a pub-style
menu from 11:30
a.m. to 10 p.m.,
with daily lunch
and dinner specials
and the two
bars, one on
each floor,
are open until
2 a.m. Function
rooms are also
available for
private parties
of 20 up to
200 people.
Perfect for
any occasion,
including birthdays,
bachelor and
bachelorette,
after work parties,
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Entertainment
Schedule |
Thursdays
Acoustic
band
Onset
and
resident
DJ's
Artie
V and
Greg
G. Fusions
Fridays
DJ Greg
G Downstairs
spinning
Top
40,
Hip
Hop,
Techno,
House.
DJ Artie
V. Upstairs
spinning
Techno,
House
Plan
B
Saturdays
DJ Greg
G spinning
on 2
floors
- Top
40,
Hip
Hop,
Techno,
House |
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Contact:
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The Draw
After a few
pints of beer
and some hearty
pub food, you
may think you've
taken a wrong
turn and ended
up in Dublin.
On weeknights,
Kitty's
is a relaxed,
reasonably-priced
place to catch
a game on TV
or enjoy live
Irish music.
But on weekends,
it's packed
day and night,
thanks to the
thousands of
students and
locals that
descend on the
Quincy Market
area looking
for love in
all the wrong
places.
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The Scene
The sole U.S.
outpost of this
European chain
of Irish bars
benefits from
its heavily-trafficked
location between
the Financial
District and
Quincy Market.
Daytime brings
a trickle of
tourists and
area workers,
while a young
local crowd
fills up the
space at night.
The bar drips
with character,
thanks to pine
floors imported
from Belfast
and stained
glass windows
depicting historical
Irish scenes. |
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About Us
After the opening
of the original
Kitty O'Shea's
on Grand Canal
Street in Dublin
in the early
‘80’s, Brian
and Kevin Loughney
had a dream
of spreading
the
Irish Pub
theme. Their
dream was realized
when they opened
Kitty O'Shea's
in Paris in
1986. It did
not stop there.
Their chain
of Irish Pubs
has stretched
across not only
4 countries,
but 2 continents
as well.
Kitty O'Shea's
Boston
is located in
the heart of
the city's financial
district and
right outside
Boston's Historic
Faneuil Hall.
The pitch pine
floors, which
are 200 years
old, are imported
from a church
in Belfast,
Ireland. The
upstairs bar
is an old pulpit
from an
Irish
church and the
fireplace was
brought over
from an historic
Georgian home
in Dublin. The
Loughneys ensured
that the essence
of
Ireland
could be felt
in every room.
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Phone: 617-725-0100Email: kittyosheas@rcn.com
After a few pints of beer and some hearty pub food, you may think you've taken a wrong turn and ended up in Dublin. On weeknights, Kitty's is a relaxed, reasonably-priced place to catch a game on TV or enjoy live Irish music. But on weekends, it's packed day and night, thanks to the thousands of students and locals that descend on the Quincy Market area looking for love in all the wrong places.
Kitty O'Sheas - 131 State St, Boston, MA 02101 (617) 725-0100
About Kitty O'Shea's Boston
After the opening of the original Kitty O'Shea's on Grand Canal Street in Dublin in the early ‘80’s, Brian and Kevin Loughney had a dream of spreading the Irish Pub theme.
Their dream was realized when they opened Kitty O'Shea's in Paris in 1986. It did not stop there.
Their chain of Irish Pubs has stretched across not only 4 countries, but 2 continents as well.
Kitty O'Shea's Boston is located in the heart of the city's financial district and right outside Boston's Historic Faneuil Hall. The pitch pine floors, which are 200 years old, are imported from a church in Belfast, Ireland.
The upstairs bar is an old pulpit from an Irish church and the fireplace was brought over from an historic Georgian home in Dublin.
The Loughneys ensured that the essence of Ireland could be felt in every room.
Contact:
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Artie Lucas, General Manager
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TJ Musshom, Asst. General Manager
Phone: 617-725-0100
Email: kittyosheas@rcn.com
The Scene
The sole U.S. outpost of this European chain of Irish bars benefits from its
heavily-trafficked location between the Financial District and Quincy Market.
Daytime brings a trickle of tourists and area workers, while a young local crowd fills up the space at night. The bar drips with character, thanks to pine floors imported from Belfast and stained glass windows depicting historical Irish scenes.
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