13 Irish bars and events in Newcastle and beyond to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day

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St. Patrick’s Day is this weekend, and we know the best events in Newcastle and beyond, all conveniently near Metro stations.

With all the best events located in walking distance of the Metro, you can enjoy the Guinness, Irish dancing and shamrock-filled fun without the stress of parking.

The Metro makes your journey quick, affordable, and hassle-free – letting you focus on celebrating in true Irish style. Plus, it’s the perfect way to split more G’s and enjoy yourself without worrying about your car.

If you’re on the hunt for an ‘Irish bar near me’  or want to know where the best St. Patrick’s Day events in Newcastle and surrounding areas are happening, we’ve got you covered. Here’s our guide to celebrating St. Paddy’s Day as the North East prepares to paint the region green.

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ST. PADDY’S DAY EVENTS IN NEWCASTLE, GATESHEAD, SOUTH SHIELDS AND SUNDERLAND

St. Paddy’s Ladies Night at The Mile, South Shields 

Friday 14th March 2025 from 7pm 

Closest Metro: South Shields (6-minute walk)

Cost: from £16.96

Join drag queen sensation David Dale, South Tyneside icon Stephen Sullivan and ABBA tribute group for a night of music, dancing and laughter with games, karaoke, bingo, raffles and a buffet.

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Paddy Fest! Weekender at Times Square, Newcastle

Saturday 15th March 2025 from 12pm 

Closest Metro: Central Station (5-minute walk)

Cost: from £6.00

Irish-themed beer and music festival with rugby screening, Irish dancing, live bands, DJs, Guinness giveaways, photo booths and more.

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St. Patrick’s Day Paint and Sip at Full Circle, Byker

Saturday 15th March 2025 from 3pm – 5pm 

Closest Metro: Byker (12-minute walk)

Cost: from £19.95

Let your creativity go wild at this unique paint and sip party. All levels welcome, with prizes, music and feel-good Irish vibes. 

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St. Paddy’s Day at These Things Happen, Roker

Saturday 15th March 2025 from 12pm

Closest Metro: Stadium of Light (16-minute walk)

Cost: free entry 

Celebrate St Patrick’s Day by the coast and enjoy live music with Daniel Anti, Lloyd Joyce, Dave Ridley and Irish dancers throughout the day.

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Alt Ceili: St Patrick’s Day at Station East, Gateshead 

Sunday 16th March 2025 from 12pm 

Closest Metro: Gateshead (7-minute walk)

Cost: Pay as you feel 

Get ready for ceili dancing, pop tunes and special guests. No experience needed – just turn up, have fun and dance the day away. 

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St. Paddy’s Weekend Jig at The WonderBar, The Gate Newcastle 

Saturday 15th March 2025 from 7pm 

Closest Metro: Monument (7-minute walk)

Cost: free entry

Expect great tunes, good craic and plenty of Guinness. The Burgler’s Dog kicks off with folk jams, foot-stomping fun and pints all around.

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St. Paddy’s Bottomless Brunch at Revolution Newcastle

Saturday 15th to Monday 17th March 2025 from 12pm – 8pm 

Closest Metro: Central Station (2-minute walk)

Cost: £35 per person 

St Paddy’s the bottomless brunch edition. Feel the luck of the Irish as every booking gets a free round of baby Guinness. Enjoy unlimited drinks and tasty brunch options. 

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6 IRISH BARS IN NEWCASTLE AND BEYOND

From live music singalongs to cosy fires and baby Guinness shots, get a taste of Temple Bar right here in the North East this St. Patrick’s Day.

The Points, Newcastle MORE INFO
Katie O’Brien’s Irish Tavern, Newcastle MORE INFO
The Dubliner, Newcastle MORE INFO
The Canny Lad Irish Tavern, Newcastle MORE INFO
Tyneside Irish Centre, Newcastle MORE INFO
Grace Kelly’s Irish Lounge, Tynemouth and Seaham MORE INFO
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After gaining a first in her BA Media and Journalism degree at Northumbria University, Rachael worked at Newcastle’s leading regional newspaper with her stories being picked up in national and global newspapers. She spent two very successful years giving a voice to those communities across the North East who otherwise…

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