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Gaelic League of Detroit and Irish American Clubs

2068 Michigan Ave, Detroit, MI 48216

4.7(122)

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(313) 964-8700

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gaelicleagueofdetroit.org

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Brianna FischerBrianna Fischer

“Warm, Welcoming, and Full of Irish Spirit” The Gaelic League is a Detroit gem—steeped in Irish heritage and always full of friendly faces. While it’s technically members-only, anyone can join on the spot for about $30 a year, which is more than worth it for the atmosphere alone. The space is lively yet comfortable, with live music, cultural events, and a strong sense of community. Whether you have Irish roots or just appreciate great company, it’s a wonderful place to relax, connect, and celebrate.

Joseph SanchezJoseph Sanchez

Really nice venue / bar / hangout in Detroit. Came down for Santarchy. The staff were super accommodating and nice. The bartender was really good and friendly. They know how to properly pour a Guinness, which is huge. Saw some live music and the room acoustics were surprisingly good. I definitely recommend coming here to hang out.

J WJ W

This is a fun place to hang out for any of the big events they host. Alcohol is usually pretty reasonably priced at $7 a drink. It was cash only they did have food available and live music. Indoor bathrooms were closed and had a huge amount of Porta potties outside in the back of the building.

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The Gaelic League is located almost downtown Detroit in the Historic District of Corktown. There is ample parking on Michigan Ave. and they have their own fenced parking in back. This is a very cozy and romantic place to bring out the Irish in you. Mary is the barmaid and she'll share her pretzels while you listen to live music with her. They have dinners on Fridays and have many festivities and dancing lessons going on throughout the year. Of course St. Patrick's Day is something else. Then is when The Gaelic League is Detroit's dead center for celebrating this wonderful holiday. They set up tuge tents in the back for imbibing and partying with live entertainment and about a dozen or more port-a-potties for those who can't hold their Guinness till they get home. Inside there is live music also with many dancers. If it's all too much for you see if you can crowd in to sit by the fireplace and just absorb all the good feelings radiating around you. Bliss. Also a great place to visit on all other days, just tell Mary...

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18w

“Warm, Welcoming, and Full of Irish Spirit”

The Gaelic League is a Detroit gem—steeped in Irish heritage and always full of friendly faces. While it’s technically members-only, anyone can join on the spot for about $30 a year, which is more than worth it for the atmosphere alone. The space is lively yet comfortable, with live music, cultural events, and a strong sense of community. Whether you have Irish roots or just appreciate great company, it’s a wonderful place to relax, connect,...

4.0

17y

"Did you pay your dues?" This sign greets you at the door and you have to be buzzed in. I went on a Friday night and I was the youngest person in there by 25 years (I'm 25). I'm not from Detroit, so I didn't know what I was getting into. But either way, I had a few Guinness (they keep the lines very clean, tasted great) and enjoyed some live traditional music. This won't be my hang out every weekend, but if my parents or grandparents come to visit, I'd bring them...

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