So if you’re not feeling the luck of the Irish, the fortuna of ... set aside. Add coffee, whiskey and remaining ½ ounce syrup to a warmed glass mug and stir to combine. Dollop whipped cream ...

Place boiling water in an Irish coffee glass while you prep ingredients. Dump water and add 2 cubes of brown sugar to your glass. Add hot coffee and mix to dissolve sugar. Add Tullamore D.E.W. and ...

Drink: Finish your meal with a digestif straight from Ireland: Irish coffee! To make it, you'll need coffee (of course!), whisky, cane sugar, and whipped cream. A little history: Irish coffee was ...

Once you're ready to craft an Irish Coffee at home, the first step is to heat your Irish Coffee glass. This step insures that ...

Irish coffee cheesecake is the featured dessert ... Guests are invited to bring their own beer or wine. Glasses and openers will be provided. Reservations required by March 14.

Expect whiskey and Irish coffee specials as well as live music ... brick and brass and includes a stained glass rendering of their bulldog mascot. The other bar is the more modern looking Celtic ...

Topping off Irish coffee with cream. Pouring the perfect pint ... some just vestiges of their former rich green; stained glass lanterns from the short-lived second location of Tom Bergin’s ...

This year, luck is found at the bottom of a pint glass, or maybe hiding in ... $5 green pints, Busker’s Irish Whiskey shots, Irish coffee and mules, and wild-eyed rose cocktails.