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The first day of July will mark four years since we were lucky enough to take over L. Mulligan. Grocer. Our goal was to create a pub at the heart of the community that cared deeply about the products and people it serves. We believe Irish produce is special and worth celebrating and we hope we have done that justice since we opened. We have been honoured over the last four years to have featured in so many celebrations and lovely times. It has been a Scotch-egg, craft beer fuelled joy and we look forward to the next four!  Thank you for your patience, your enthusiasm and for inviting us to be part of your stories. Without you all, Mulligans would not be the pub it is. As you know, we have a little bit of a crush on our suppliers and many of them are joining our celebrations. We would love if you would join us. Quiz Night. On Sunday 29th June 8.30PM we will be kicking off the celebrations early with our monthly quiz. We will be borrowing our 4-year old nephew's reading materials for question inspiration, so brush up on your Peter Rabbit and Lego trivia. There will be cake.  NEWS FROM THE 'BATTER ON THE OCASSION OF OUR 4TH BIRTHDAY Trouble Brewing New Beer Dinner. The first beer bought and paid for in Mulligan's was the Trouble Brewing Golden Ale. We have worked with Stephen, Paul and Thom over the last 4 years, stocking their tasty ales and making them endless cups of tea while they visited on 'sales calls'. When they were recently joined by new brewer Mark, we could not have been more pleased. The result is some delicious new beers from the lads. We are showcasing their new limited edition beers matched with a four course tasting menu on Thursday 3rd July. Still some tickets available here. There will be cake. Brown Paper Bag Project Launch:Colin and Brian both once worked behind the bar in Mulligans while dreaming of brewing nutty brown ales and hopping Belgian blondes. They are now part of the Brown Paper Bag Project, a location-less brewery that travels the word brewing beer influenced by the brewing styles of the  region and the people they meet. They will be launching their newest beers on the afternoon of Saturday 5th July with a BBQ in our beer garden using produce from local suppliers. To secure a place contact them here. There will be cake (and perhaps novelty aprons). Jaunty Hats, Rice Crispy Buns and General High-Jinks: Saturday 5th July from 6.30pm onward, we will be styling our moustaches, donning our jaunty hats, and generally getting dolled up to celebrate as all four year olds should: with rice crispy squares, fizzy drinks (ours will be craft beer) and bunting. There will be 'Sir' Jack's Black Pudding wontons, treats from Arun Bakery and staff selected beer & whiskey specials. If you plan to join us for the evening, we implore you to wear your finest headwear as there will be lovely craft beer giveaways for the finest clad heads. Join our mailing list here

Grocery Section Friday & Saturday: Historically, in Ireland the local pub also served as the off-license, grocery, tea blender and even undertaker. Every Friday and Saturday we harken back to our grocer roots, stocking the best of locally sourced products-- ranging from craft beer in refillable growler flasks,  retro sweets, Arun Bakery sourdough & Vl** baps, Irish farmhouse cheeses, Wall & Keogh teas, Gubbeen meats, 3FE coffee beans (we can even grind them for you), Dublin Kombucha, Ballyhoura Mushroom Powders, Cold Pressed Rapeseed Oils, Jams, Sauces and jars of tasty bacon jam. We are delighted to announce that we are teaming up with Kate from Wildflour Bakery. You can now buy Kate's amazing cakes each Saturday, and place orders with us by Thursday for bespoke cakes and mixed boxes. We are all about the cake this month.