Here Are The 10 Most Savage Craic Irish Pubs From Around The World

Being Irish, it’s quite comforting to know how widely-admired we are around the world.

On March 17 every year, the globe’s most famous landmarks turn green in honour of St. Patrick and pints of the black stuff are raised in cities worldwide.

No matter where you travel, you’re never too far from an Irish pub.  

With that in mind, we’ve compiled some of our favourite establishments for pints and craic no matter where you end up.

Think us of as an Irish pub version of the Lonely Planet. 

Sláinte!

1. Paddy’s Irish Pub – Cusco, Peru 

Regarded as the highest Irish-owned pub in the world. The perfect spot to rest your weary legs after trekking Machu Picchu.

2. The Wolfhound – Seoul, South Korea 

Right in the middle of trendy Itaewon, this place goes later than anywhere else. Their fish and chips are perhaps the best in Asia. A second Korean branch opened in Busan in 2010. 

We survived Buddha’s Birthday wknd. Slowing it down today w 2 for 1 Fish & Chips. Wash it down withlocal craft beers pic.twitter.com/e95bZqdpCr

— Wolfhound Pub (@thewolfhoundpub) May 26, 2015

3. The Auld Shillelagh – London, England

Not far from home but still makes you miss the Emerald Isle. The atmosphere on big GAA days is something else. 

4. The Irish Village – Dubai, UAE

Recently voted the best Irish bar in the world.

5. Healy Macs – Kuala Lumpar, Malaysia

A massive part of the ex pat scene in Malaysia.