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09/08/2024

Book your party @ The Riverside Celbridge.

03/05/2024

25/04/2024

The Early Bird Catches The Deal 🐦‍⬛

Here At Peggy’s, We Are Delighted To Be Rolling Out Our Wonderful Early Bird Offer For The Next Month 🤩

After The Wonderful Support We’ve Been Getting Since Opening, We Wanted To Give Something Back To You!

Call Into Peggy’s Main Restaurant, between the hours of 5pm and 7pm Wednesday To Sunday - Order A Main Course, And Receive A Complimentary Starter Or Dessert 🍽️

19/04/2024

Our First Peggy’s On The Green “Cocktail Of The Week”🍸🌲🍸

Every Thursday We Will Select One Of Our Stunning Cocktails For You To Try At A Reduced Price Of €10 In Our Restaurant, Parlour Bar, or Lounge Over The Following 7 Days 🙌🏻

First Up, And Our Most Popular Signature Cocktail - ‘The Peggy’. Uncompromising In Taste, A Perfect Combination Of Disaronno & Sour Apple Liqueur 🤩

Call In This Weekend & See What The Fuss Is About!

17/04/2024

HHH… anyone getting injured or looking for “Maintenance””… I cannot recommend this lady enough!
Ex Leinster Rugby… she has been giving 6 of us in Castkeknock for last 8 years!!!
I know with any injury if I can get to Caroline I will be fixed!!!

16/04/2024

So A Lot Of People Have Been Asking Us The Big Question …. Who was Peggy? 🤔

Well …..

Peggy was an ordinary Dub, but one with a backstory heaped with rich Irish history. Born in Cabra to an Irishman who had served in the English army, losing an eye in the boer war in South Africa. She then went on to marry an inner city dub whose family were staunch republicans - one of whom was even wounded fighting in the GPO in 1916.

They had 4 children and lived in the inner city before moving to Cabra West, a place where she truly called home. Peggy became a well known figure in Cabra, entrenched in the community, a founding member of the Cabra West credit union among many other things.

A strong willed, determined woman no less. One who had firm beliefs of right & wrong, and was never afraid to let them be known. This spirt shown from a very young age - when her family were to be evicted from a British Army house due to the death of her father, Peggy and co barricaded themselves in & put up the good fight. Peggy, that day and every other day, was not a woman to cross lightly.

So when people ask who was Peggy …. We don’t just say she was the matriarch of our owner’s family!

No, we say she was a true Dub! One who cared about people. An uncompromising lady who treated others well and went out of her way to be kind to anyone she could. She believed in a true sense of togetherness, and doing the right thing always.

At Peggy’s on the Green we not only represent these values, we live them. Good Dublin fare, authentic, and served by committed people who care. Our history drenched parlour bar a nod to her backstory, and our uncompromising cuisine in honour of the woman she was. We will always do right by you, as that’s what Peggy would’ve wanted! 🙌🏻

27/02/2024

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22/11/2023

There were mornings in the 1980s when Maurice Pratt would open his newspaper to find full-page ads devoted to slagging him personally and his employer Quinnsworth.

The architect of those attack ads was Ben Dunne, a man Mr Pratt, frequently found himself going toe to toe with in the store wars of times past.

The man who for more than a decade was the face of the yellow pack kings of Ireland, notes that since his death at the weekend, Dunne has been quoted as saying “you had to have an enemy in business. And the enemy in the in those days was Quinnsworth because we were the biggest in terms of the number of stores.” https://www.irishtimes.com/ireland/2023/11/21/maurice-pratt-on-quinnsworths-enemy-ben-dunne/