11:30am – 12am
kitchen closes at 11pm
11:30am – 2am
10am – 9pm
Dinner – 5-8pm
Join us for Trivia every Wednesday at 7:30pm!
Call 704-332-0557 to make a reservation.
Free Parking Everyday after 5:30 Paved Lot# 96501 on the corner of 4th and graham across the street from Murphys located at Trade and Graham. Excluding any special events.
445 West Trade Street
Charlotte NC, 28202
Our Hours
11:30am – 12am
Kitchen closes at 11pm
11:30am – 2am
10am – 9pm
Sunday Brunch – 10am – 3pm
Dinner – 5-8pm
FREE PARKING UPTOWN
Free Parking Everyday after 5:30 Paved Lot# 96501 on the corner of 4th and graham across the street from Murphys located at Trade and Graham. Excluding any special events.
445 West Trade Street
Charlotte NC, 28202
A Taste Of Irish Culture in Charlotte
Despite the competition for jobs, many Irish immigrants supported and became leaders of union efforts, perhaps because they so well understood the power of organizing to meet needs. For instance, Mary Harris, later known as Mother Jones, committed more than fifty years of her life to unionizing workers in various occupations throughout the country. Her dedicated effort resulted in arrests, personal attacks, and many hardships but she also earned audiences with United States presidents from McKinley to Coolidge.
New Deal appointments a decade later enabled Irish politicians to gain the national spotlight through judgeships and other federal positions. These appointments served as precursors to the future success of Irish-American elected leaders such as Chicago Mayor Richard Daley and President John F. Kennedy.