This Saturday come and celebrate St Patrick’s Day at The Shamrock Irish Pub’s
6th Annual Festival. We have live music all day, with local bands and direct
from Ireland, this year we have Mark Kane joining us, plus much more musical
entertainment.The list of attractions is huge, there will be fun and games
for all the family, great food available all day including Corned beef and
cabbage, Irish Stew, our famous Pot Pies and more. There’s plenty to do for
the kids too, with donkey rides, trampolines, face painting and games throughout
the day. Admission is just 50 pesos for adults with kids under 12 free. There
will be lots of space and ample seating. We also have a VIP section,
reservations are available now or just pay on the day.For our band line up,
more information and for any questions you might have, please Facebook us at https://www.facebook.com/theshamrockbar or email us at theshamrockbar@gmail.comWe also have a stand for the charity PEACE, our local charity who does so much for the area. We have lots of merchandise and of course commemorative tee shirts for this year as
always.We look forward to seeing all our old friends and hope to make some
new ones too!

Ice cold beer and beverages! Get your Ice cold beer, here!

Gillian and Rita smile as they take a 5 second break from selling tickets and wristbands.

There is nothing I can add to this photo. (so I won't)

The lovely Carmina was working the V.I.P lounge upstairs. And they sang.....When Irish eyes are smiling, Sure, 'tis like the morn in Spring. In the lilt of Irish laughter You can hear the angels sing. When Irish hearts are happy, All the world seems bright and gay. And when Irish eyes are smiling, Sure, they steal your heart away.

Ivan the leprechaun was a natural today. He really did color his hair for this special occasion.

Even Natalie made an appearance and quickly jumped in to help behin the bar.

A 1000 words in a picture or a 1000 pints of Guinness? Gotta love it.

The Soundboard to help mix the music, food, drinks, and dancing. Great job.

Again, great performances by all the musicsias. Thanks to Rob Hill and Mark Kane, the fiddler, for a week of his un-ending musical and comical talents.

"In Dublins fair city, where the girls are so pretty, I once met a girl called sweet Molly Malone, As she wheeled her wheelbarrow, through the streets broad and narrow Cryng cockles and mussels` Alive alive

Alive alive oh, Alive alive oh Crying cockles and mussels, Alive alive oh."

Two lovely young lassies were eager to help take food orders.

Dana & Mike strike a pose. Mike did much of the chef-ing for this wonderful event. Dana, along with the entire staff of The Shamrock, was hustling all day. Thanks.

And they arrived at The Shamrock in all kinds of green garb singing........
"Her eyes, they shone like the diamonds. You'd think she was queen of the land, And her hair hung over her shoulders, Tied up with a black velvet band.

"Everyone can use a donkey!" A famous Silvian quote.