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Pubs
Irish pubs and Irish friendly bars abound in the area. Family run pubs such as
the Oasis, Mo and O'Malleys, Abbey Road, and Sarah's in Hampton provide good pints,
wee drams, and traditional foods. A growing number of multiple-
Irish music
can be heard on the seabreeze every night of the week! Murphy's has live music every
night. The Oasis Cafe and Bar is home to a grand music session every Wednesday night
and Irish nights several times a month. Mo and O'Malleys on Granby Street in Norfolk
offers traditional and modern Irish sounds. Tidewater Friends of Folk Music feature
Irish concerts. The Jewish Mother and the NORVA present touring Irish bands such
Drop Kick Murphy, The Saw Doctors, The Fighting Jameson’s, Floggin Molly, and the
Young Dubliners.
Shopping
A good Irish rasher, black currant candy, and familar products of Ireland
are available right here. The British Shop on Witchduck Road stocks Irish foods including
meats, candies, canned goods, teas and beers. The Celtic Cottage in Virginia Beach
offers a selection of dance supplies and Irish merchandise. Pixie Treasures carries
a full line of Celtic items in the MacArthur mall.
Heritage and Clubs
The Irish in Virginia meet formally and informally Check Hooley
Happenings in Hampton Roads for current and future offerings.
The Police Emerald Society is dedicated to supporting the families of injured and fallen officers.
The Ancient Order of Hibernians meet monthly at the K of C hall on Prospect Ave.
Helpful Links on Local Information:
Celtic Cottage: celticottage.com
Murphys: www.murphyspub.com
Keagan's: keagans.com
Kelly's Tavern: www.kellystavern.com
Abbey Road: abbeyroadpub.com
British shop: helensbritishshop.com
Hooley
Happenings in Hampton Roads: events.irishinvirginia.com
Visitors to Hampton Roads find a thousand Irish welcomes as well as sun, sun, sun. The area is known for its beaches, fishing, sailing, jet skiing, surfing, historical sightseeing, and cultural offerings, but when the sun sets, even the most homesick Irish man or woman will find a place to relax and enjoy the craic.