Step inside and you’re transported straight to a traditional Irish pub, warm, welcoming, and full of character. Live music plays every night, and the pub keeps its doors open from 9 in the morning right through until late, making it a proper home from home whether you fancy an afternoon pint or a late-night session. On tap, you’ll find Irish favourites like Guinness and Murphy’s Stout, and for those wanting a bit of friendly competition, there’s a small sports area with darts and pool. It’s worth noting there’s no food on the menu here, this one’s all about the drinks, the music, and the craic.
As the night wound down, I caught Adam Thomas on his way out. He told me it had been a wonderful evening, and a great credit to Blackpool to have a pub like this in the heart of the town centre.
All in all, Nelly Mulligan’s has landed with a bang, and it looks set to become a real fixture on Blackpool’s pub scene.
