Group    From 1994 

O'Neill's

Categories: Food & Drink

Countries: Ireland, Scotland

Chain of Irish themed public houses. The first was opened in Aberdeeen and there are currently (2013) forty-nine outlets.

Credit for this entry to: Alan Patient of www.plaquesoflondon.co.uk

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O'Neill's

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M. J. Hills

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F. H. Adams

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A. F. Rouse

A. F. Rouse

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Whitwell

Whitwell

EC4, Queen Victoria Street

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