About Gaelic Club Ltd
Gaelic Club Ltd is a licensed club located at 1st Floor 64 Devonshire St, Surry Hills NSW 2010. A piece of Ireland in the heart of Surry Hills. No gaming machines are recorded for this venue. It is rated 4.5 out of 5 from 87 Google reviews. A food and drinks menu is listed below. Phone: (02) 9212 1587.
A piece of Ireland in the heart of Surry Hills
Established in 1973, the Gaelic Club is a historic cultural landmark located on Devonshire Street in Surry Hills. It serves as a central hub for the Irish community in Sydney, offering an authentic and unpretentious atmosphere. Known for its traditional music sessions, cold Guinness, and strong ties to Gaelic sports, it provides a welcoming space for both the Irish diaspora and locals looking for a genuine pub experience.
What Gaelic Club Ltd offers
Bar
Night club
Establishment
Events
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Gaelic Club Ltd location and map
Frequently asked questions about Gaelic Club Ltd
Where is Gaelic Club Ltd located?
Gaelic Club Ltd is located at 1st Floor 64 Devonshire St, Surry Hills NSW 2010. It is a licensed club in the suburb of Surry Hills, New South Wales.
Does Gaelic Club Ltd have pokies?
No gaming machines are recorded for Gaelic Club Ltd in the NSW gaming machine register, so it is a venue without pokies.
Does Gaelic Club Ltd serve food?
Yes. Gaelic Club Ltd serves food and its menu with prices is listed on this page.
Does Gaelic Club Ltd have a bar?
Yes. Gaelic Club Ltd holds a NSW liquor club licence and serves alcoholic drinks at the bar.
What is the phone number for Gaelic Club Ltd?
You can phone Gaelic Club Ltd on (02) 9212 1587.
How is Gaelic Club Ltd rated?
Gaelic Club Ltd is rated 4.5 out of 5 based on 87 Google reviews.
Which venues are near Gaelic Club Ltd?
Licensed venues close to Gaelic Club Ltd include Evening Star Hotel, Molly Malone's Tavern, Madison Hotel, Strawberry Hills Hotel. See the nearby venues list on this page for distances and details.
Ltd Services & Facilities
Dining & Bars
Gaelic Club Bar
A classic Irish bar known for serving some of the best-poured Guinness in Sydney, along with Kilkenny, Magners, and a selection of local craft beers and spirits.
The Bistro
Offers a selection of hearty pub meals, including Irish-influenced dishes like beef and Guinness pie, alongside standard Australian bistro fare.
Entertainment & Leisure
Traditional Irish Music Sessions
Regular 'Trad' sessions featuring local musicians playing fiddles, tin whistles, and bodhráns in an informal, communal setting.
GAA Sports Viewing
A primary destination for viewing Gaelic Football and Hurling matches, often broadcast live or on delay from Ireland.
Pool Tables
Full-sized pool tables available for casual play by members and guests.
Family Features
Family Friendly Atmosphere
Children are welcome in the bistro and lounge areas during daylight hours and early evening when accompanied by an adult.
Functions & Events
Main Hall and Function Space
A large, versatile space available for private hire, including birthdays, wakes, community meetings, and cultural celebrations, with an integrated stage for performances.
Ceili Dancing
The venue frequently hosts Ceilis and Irish dance classes, utilizing the large wooden floor space for social dancing.
Amenities & Services
Central Station Proximity
Ideally located less than 200 meters from the Devonshire Street exit of Central Station and the Light Rail stop.
Lift Access
While the club is located on the first floor, a lift is available to ensure the venue is accessible for people with mobility needs.
Member Services
Offers club membership providing discounts on drinks and access to community-specific news and events.
Our Food & Drinks Menu
* Please note that all images are for illustration purposes only and actual serving will vastly differ.
Gaelic Club Ltd reviews
5 Star Review by Colm Maloney
Best Guinness and Fabulous Irish music on a Friday night And also a great welcome
5 Star Review by Alex Hall
Happy hour pints, brilliant price. Wednesday night feed was seriously on point. $15 for a pint and a brilliant lamb stew! Good service, good venue.
5 Star Review by Ron Stubbs
Youd be hard put to find a better Guinness anywhere. Smooth, creamy, and with the right amount of bitterness, its the perfect pint. A great find, and so close to central station.
4 Star Review by Alice Anderson
Basic pub with multiple areas to it. The best thing that happens in it is a comedy night called Green Lights on every last Friday of the month. $5 entry to see really good comedians with 2 great MCs - Nikko and Alexei who keep the room warm and friendly for all. Good value drinks and good bar staff. Outside for smoking and opportunities to meet the comedians after show.
5 Star Review by James Dewar
Love this place, super authentic like you stepped into an old Irish bar replete with daggy carpets and neon lights. Affordable drinks and a stage for live entertainment. All round good craic
1 Star Review by Kanu M
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5 Star Review by James Pottingham
I can only say nothing but positive things about this great place! Well done Team :)
5 Star Review by pap snaps
An absolute institution and a must. Especially on Friday nights, free live band playing the songs of heaven. Definitely worth the effort.