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100 fm the pike. John Kenneway From Moynagh's Tavern Talks About Their Comedy Fundraiser For The Special Olympics. Moynagh's Tavern has been a huge supporter of The Special Olympics for over 20 years. Their efforts continue with their comedy night fundraiser at Off The Rails in Worcester this Friday(2/2/24) Current proprietor, John Kenneway, gives Mike Hsu the details and talks about Moynagh's being the oldest tavern in Worcester, their Babe Ruth connection and that time Bono from U2 came in for a beer. - Vimarsana News

100 fm the pike. John Kenneway From Moynagh's Tavern Talks About Their Comedy Fundraiser For The Special Olympics. Moynagh's Tavern has been a huge supporter of The Special Olympics for over 20 years. Their efforts continue with their comedy night fundraiser at Off The Rails in Worcester this Friday(2/2/24) Current proprietor, John Kenneway, gives Mike Hsu the details and talks about Moynagh's being the oldest tavern in Worcester, their Babe Ruth connection and that time Bono from U2 came in for a beer.

Moynagh's Tavern has been a huge supporter of The Special Olympics for over 20 years. Their efforts continue with their comedy night fundraiser at Off The Rails in Worcester this Friday(2/2/24) Current proprietor, John Kenneway, gives Mike Hsu the details and talks about Moynagh's being the oldest t

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Irish restaurants take different approaches to celebrating St. Patrick's Day - Vimarsana News

Irish restaurants take different approaches to celebrating St. Patrick's Day

WORCESTER — St. Patrick's Day was one of the first holidays majorly affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. A year later, Irish restaurants and bars made some changes in their celebration of one the biggest days for Worcester's Irish community.  Brendan D. O'Connor, who owns O'Connor's Restaurant & Bar on West Boylston Street with his wife Claire O'Connor, said that along with hosting their own festivities, Irish American communities have to celebrate in the stead of the residents of Ireland, which is currently under a heavy lockdown.  "In Ireland there's no St. Patrick's Day parade this year....