This St Patrick's day, why not try the best Guinness in North London!

When  the doors of the Auld Shillelagh first opened in 1991 it was just a tiny pub consisting of the bar, some bar stools and a single toilet with a dart board on the door. From the start the creators were determined to create a traditional pub with well kept beer, a friendly atmosphere, professional bar staff, and to serve the best Guinness in London.

Over 20 years have passed and the pub is now 3 times longer with a beer garden out the back that faces the sun for most of the day, they offer live music every week and show all the major sporting events on multiple big screens.

Immense pride is taken in looking after their beers, the Guinness is regularly touted by reviewers and customers alike as the best in north London, the atmosphere is friendly and welcoming and the bar staff are up against the best of them.

As late as the 1930s cattle and sheep were regularly driven up and down Church Street. Today it is one of the most lively thoroughfares in London with a wide mix of restaurants, music venues, pubs and bars. And right in the middle is The Auld Shillelagh run by Roscommon folk and serving the world.

During the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries the village of Stoke Newington and the surrounding area was much visited by London's town folk who came out to the area, to visit the many inns and pubs. So nothing has changed, with people from all over London and beyond coming to take their pleasure.