Doherty Petri school of Irish Dancing will be joining us at Finn’s in
the days leading up to St.Patrick’s Day.
Performances will begin:
Friday March 13th at 6pm
Saturday March 14th at 6pm
Sunday March 15th at 7:15pm
Monday March 16th at 6pm
We will also be offering our Irish Specials
Join us Tuesday March 17th to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!
Live Traditional Irish music starting at 5pm.
Serving our St.Patrick’s Day Menu all day from Noon onwards.
Reservations required. Please call (516) 944 3439
Doherty Petri school of Irish Dancing will be joining us at Finn’s in
the days leading up to St.Patrick’s Day.
Performances will begin:
Friday March 13th at 6pm
Saturday March 14th at 6pm
Sunday March 15th at 7:15pm
Monday March 16th at 6pm
We will also be offering our Irish Specials
Join us Tuesday March 17th to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day!
Live Traditional Irish music starting at 5pm.
Serving our St.Patrick’s Day Menu all day from Noon onwards.
Reservations required. Please call (516) 944 3439
LIVE MUSIC EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT
Call (516) 944 3439 for details
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RESTAURANT HOURS:
Monday 4pm-10pm
Tuesday 12pm-10pm
Wednesday 12pm-10pm
Thursday 12pm-10pm
Friday 12pm-11pm
Saturday 12pm-11pm
Sunday 12pm-9pm
BAR CLOSING HOURS:
Monday & Tuesday: Closes at Midnight
Wednesday thru Sunday: Closes at 2 AM
Thank you for your continued support!
RESTAURANT HOURS:
Monday 4pm-10pm
Tuesday 12pm-10pm
Wednesday 12pm-10pm
Thursday 12pm-10pm
Friday 12pm-11pm
Saturday 12pm-11pm
Sunday 12pm-9pm
BAR CLOSING HOURS:
Monday & Tuesday: Closes at Midnight
Wednesday thru Sunday: Closes at 2 AM
Thank you for your continued support!
Finn MacCool’s is named after a giant, semi mythical character from ancient Gaelic Legends. Finn MacCool’s located at 205 Main Street, which was built in 1902, Connie O’Reilly insists he is not the original owner! Connie purchased the building, a warehouse store, in 1984 and turned it into one of Long Island’s most popular and elegant restaurants and “watering spots”.
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