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Seamus is buying a bar in Pineapple Port… and you can name it!

It’s that time where I ask YOU kind readers to name something in my upcoming book. Turns out it’s a bar again. I’m starting to see a theme… I think this is the third time…

Uncle Seamus in my Pineapple Port series is buying an Irish bar (don’t forget, he’s Irish!) What do you think he should name it??

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148 Responses

  1. Brandy Milton

    Tir Na Nog! Found out I’m legit 1/2 Irish, So I have a special place in my heart for Seamus. 😁

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  3. Meg

    The Lucky Clover. Heck, now I want to open an Irish Pub and name it that! Would it be wrong since I’m Scottish?

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  5. Barbara

    Shenanigans was the first name I came up with. Shamrock Pub, Paddy’s Irish Pub, Dented Mug, Leprechaun Pub, The Blarney Stone

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  7. Deborah Lane

    Irish comfort. Or Irish sighs. The Shilelagh. Erin’s Dew Drop inn. Eire Place.

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  11. Andrea Stoeckel

    How about: “teach tábhairne na hÉireann“ which is “that Irish Pub in Gaelic or “torthaí ar an oileán”: fruit of the island or” torthaí an chalafoirt”- fruit of the Port.

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  14. Evelyn

    Personally, after reading about Seamus’s appearance, manner and personality, I kind of think that “The Leprechaun’s Lair” would suit.

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  18. Michelle Kennedy

    I love the suggestions everyone has made! They’re wonderful! I might name the bar a more sinister name. Banshees Wail; Witches Brew; Merrow’s Cap….

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  20. Terri s Koubek

    The Prickly Shamrock. with a cross between a pineapple and a clover leaf. 🙂

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  21. Helen Valenzuela

    I thought of these names:

    The Blarney Stone
    Tipsy McStaggers
    The Muddy Bog
    Danny Boy’s Pub
    The Limerick

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  23. JULIE TOUCHSTONE

    The Green Man’s Pub
    Mary Mac’s
    Lost Irish Rose
    I was going to suggest Black and Tan, but did some research and found out that it is very offensive.

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  24. Renee

    I love this names…

    But you know in Real life….I know a guy named Seamus Goldberg….

    Seriously….so to attract business how about Goldberg’s Irish? lol
    Add your Twitter:

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  25. Renee

    Then there is
    ring of Kerry
    Carlisle’s
    Kaelin’s
    sibbohan’s
    Or
    seamus’s Pineapple Portal
    Add your Twitter:

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  32. Val

    The tipsy leprachaun (not sure how its spelled)
    The leprachaun falls Inn

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  35. Janet Graham

    Wild Geese Landing or Wild Goose landing
    Disenfranchised Irish fled the indentured slavery and political persecution to become pirates. About 15% of Caribbean pirates were Irish. They were known as “Wild Geese”, and we all know that Seamus is an old pirate 8}

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  36. Alan Hamblin

    I think “Seamus’s Ireland” would be a fitting name for the bar.

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  38. Joy S

    20. Foxy John’s, Dingle
    Ireland’s most famous pub-that-is-also-a-hardware-store. You can get drunk AND get your bike fixed. Only don’t cycle home after, because Dingle is on the sea and the consequences of a wrong turn would be very damp.
    Courtesy: http://www.dailyedge.ie/must-visit-pubs-ireland-1194401-Nov2013/
    (Just thought that was some great Irish humor there!)

    How about The Dubliner (or whatever Seamus’ hometown is, like The Limerick, The Corker, The Derryer…).

    Bunratty’s (after a famous castle).

    These are Irish slang: The Craic, or The Curk (both generally mean “a good time/fun”. Craic is pronounced like “crack”), On The Lash (“go out drinking”), Jammers (“packed full”)

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  39. Ca ní Fhaing

    Crock ‘o Gold,
    Seamus’ Shebeen,
    Docominn = Do Come Inn
    póg mo thóin = kiss my ads pronounced pó g (hard g) ma hown

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  41. Barbara Harrison

    I hate when just naming the pub Three Leprechauns in two words is too short so I have to go back and retype the whole thing to post it!

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  43. Chris

    Gettin’ Lucky or Kelsey Rose because that’s what I wanted to name my daughter and my husband said it sounded like the name of a bar.

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  44. Stephanie Pond

    A Wee Spot. Serves as bar name and a description of what you might have there…

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  48. Pauline

    I think the bar should be called The Shamrock. My great grandmother was Irish, shame I never knew her.

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  54. Sandra Barnett

    Seamas’ Shamrock Inn or The Shamrock Pub
    Irish Shamrock Pub

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  56. John P.

    someplace else in Gaelic is áit éigin eile – There is actually a bar in Oregon called Someplace Else – If I am not at such-and-such a place, I will be at Someplace Else!! 🙂

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  58. Luciann Smith

    Irish Whiskey Rose

    I have a bit of Irish and others in me…and I do enjoy the Pineapple port stories

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  59. Margaret Lambert

    The Black and Tan
    The Pot ‘o Gold
    The Smiling Irishman

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  61. Christine

    Jig’s Up
    This is in honor of the famous Irish jig. I learned this dance at a very young age from the nuns who taught school. They were all from Ireland and would speak Gaelic to one another.

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  63. Sue Ryder

    Pineapple Pint! It just popped right in my head when I saw this!

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  68. Gena Roberts

    I can’t think if anything that hasn’t been suggested already. Hmmm. O’Seamus’s?

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  69. Wendy Packan

    The Lone Goose, God’s Blessing (nod to Callahan’s Crosstime Saloon by Spider Robinson), A/Any Port in the Storm / A Storm in the Port, Port Seamus / Seamus’ Portal, The Irish Portal, Do Drop In!, Seamus O’ Port, Seamus Digs’, The Prickly Pine/Rose, Top o’ the Evening
    Add your Twitter:

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  70. Jana Gundy

    Whiskey Business would be a great bar name! Can’t wait for the book.

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  71. Lisa Lee

    I was going to say The Lucky Clover but someone beat me to it. So, how about The Lucky Shamrock

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  72. Cecilia

    I can only think of The Irish Pub. Not very creative though.

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  74. Marilyn Hiliau

    The Emerald Pineapple
    The Emerald Pineapple Pub
    The Emerald Pub
    Seamus’s Emerald Pineapple
    Seamus’s Emerald Pub

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  78. Kat

    I ‘ve always wanted to open a pub when I retired “A Wee Bit of Mist “as in the green Isl. Kat

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  83. Jeannie Otterness

    Paddy’s Pub or Paddy’s Shanty were the only names I could come up with!

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  95. Beverley Pritchard

    Haven’t read any others, but how about The End of The Rainbow or The Crock of Gold?
    Both are leprechaun themed!

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  97. Angie Hager

    The Kilty Tavern or A Wee Bit Irish Pub Another popular one that I saw a lot when I was in Ireland was The Fox.

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  101. Wanda

    Crimson and Clover
    (Crimson can also refer to a person’s flush face, which would work if they are drinking and Clover is self explanatory)

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  105. Patricia Hawes

    The Comerford(for my Irish singing friend,Tom Comerford or The Galway,just because I like the way it sounds.

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  106. Bev

    The Unlucky Leprechaun
    Luck of the Seamus
    Hill of Tara
    Whiskey in the Jar
    O’Pineapples Pub
    Dubliners

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  107. Shelly Church

    Seamus’ Place
    The Emerald Isle
    The Ornery Leprechaun

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  109. Laura

    The Lucky Plover. I just checked – there are plovers native to Ireland. lol 😉

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  121. Christine

    Jig’s Up

    Works so many ways in relating to Irish dance, drinking bottom’s up, Seamus background of detecting the jig’s up

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  127. Bob Areabob

    1) Tá mé ólta “I’m very drunk” (in Irish)
    2) Publiners
    3) The Mist

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  129. Lynn H

    How about “The Nipper”. You know they are always saying “ I’ll just need a wee nip”. Or T h e Wee Nip(Er)”. Lol

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  133. Cheryl Sims

    Gaelic Laughter Pub
    The Bent Shillelagh
    The Blarney Mug
    The Clover Net
    Hooks and Clover Pub
    In’Yer Cups
    Port Beacon
    Port Blarney

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  134. Jamie Mazzanti

    I’m not that good with trying to come up with a Cool name that someone would pick, but I thought I would try & see what happens. These were a few I thought of:
    The Drunken Ginger
    Ginger’s or Ginger’s Pub
    Pineapple Hill
    Pineapple Cork
    Seamus’s Vicar Pub
    Seamus’s Saloon
    The Distiller Tavern
    The Hairy Pineapple
    Seamus’s Irish Pub
    That’s what I came up with & I can’t seem to think of anymore nanes.
    Good Luck Everyone
    Thank you for this Phenomenal Opportunity.

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