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Press Release – Claddagh Irish Pub Dedication Ceremony

9 10 2008

From a press release….

MEDIA ALERT

Claddagh Irish Pub Dedication Ceremony Friday
Owner from Ireland visits Lansing and shares heritage

What: Claddagh Irish Pub rededication ceremony and VIP party

Who: Local dignitaries including Lansing Township
Supervisor John Daher and Pat McDonagh, owner of Claddagh Irish Pubs

When: 3 -9 p.m. on Friday, October 10, 2008; Ceremony will take place at 3:30 p.m.

Where: Claddagh Irish Pub at Eastwood Towne Center

Why: To honor the grand reopening of Claddagh Irish Pub and to celebrate six “glorious” years in the Lansing location

Details: Claddagh Irish Pub is thanking its patrons by offering free tastos and live music from 7 p.m. to close: from 7-9 p.m. enjoy traditional Irish folk music; from 9 p.m.-2 a.m., local rock band The Jabs will take the stage. This event is part of Claddagh’s week-long “A Taste of Ireland” celebration.

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Claddagh Irish Pub

14 07 2008

2900 Town Centre Blvd.
Lansing, MI 48912
(517) 484-2523
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The Claddagh Irish Pub in Eastwood Towne Centre

My parents had come to town for the final day of Common Ground to see Trace Adkins. After a four hour drive, they were a little hungry and it was still way to early to head to Riverfront Park, so we decided to find a place for dinner. One of our first weeks in Lansing, we went and found Edgewood Towne Centre and noticed an Irish pub on one end. Since pub food is usually a sure bet with everybody in my family, we headed out to Lake Lansing Road for some grub.

Claddagh is a chain of fifteen Irish Pubs located in the midwest with the home office in Solon, OH (you know, “we’re going bowling, so don’t leave her in Solon. Moon over Parma, tonight!” I love Drew Carey 🙂 )There are only two locations in Michigan with the other being in Livonia. It was a beautiful day so we opted for the patio over the dining room. We got a quick look at the inside and it’s a gorgeaous pub. Very typical of what you expect. Lots of dark woods with a huge horseshoe shaped bar in the middle. The really interesting feature was the pub tables located near the bar. They took old whiskey barrels and put a table top on them. I noticed it when we were walking out and I actually went back to take a closer look. It was a really cool idea and added nicely to the overall theme. Read the rest of this entry »