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URBAN AND HISTORIC EXPLORES PHOTOS OF MULVANY’S PUB IN SALFORD
 

Star date: 16th June 2019

BULLDOZERS HIT MULVANY'S – LAST PHOTOS

This week, demolition teams moved into Mulvany's pub on St Stephen Street, but the Urban Historic Explores UK team managed to take photos before the popular pub met the dust. The team also rescued photos of pub regulars, if anyone can recognise anyone in them.

Full details here...


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Mulvany's Pub Salford
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This week, the popular Mulvany's pub on St Stephen Street in Trinity was being demolished to make way for nine town houses.

Urban and Historic Explores UK managed to get into the pub and take some final photos...

"Time has been called on another Salford pub, the Mulvany's, formally known as the Bird in the Hand" says Mrs X from the group "The Mulvany's lounge was a fantastic pub back in the days when it was open, and many of my own family would have drank and had many pleasurable evening in it. It's such a shame to see it go."

While the team were at the pub, the demolition crew gave them some photos found on the site. If anyone can spot any of the people or families in the shots and would like them back just inbox Urban and Historic Explores UK.

For more photos and urban explores, and to contact the group check out the Urban and Historic Explores UK Facebook page – click here


All photos courtesy of Urban and Historic Explores UK

Keith Beagley. wrote
at 17:08:54 on 02 October 2021
I worked away from home on various construction sites around Manchester and used to stay in the pub in a spare bedroom. John,Rose and Michael treated me like one of their family. Lovely people and even the locals would have the crack with me,I’m originally from S.E.London. So sad to see this.
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Mr Ian Ditchburn wrote
at 19:22:48 on 15 March 2021
My Mother and father Beryl and Roy Ditchburn used to run this pub in the 60s.
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Rick wrote
at 14:53:04 on 12 September 2020
Spent many happy hours on Friday nights doing karaoke from 2000 to 2005 happy days nice family shame it ended the way it did god bless them all. R. I. P RICKY DJ A Scouser made welcome
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bob the regular wrote
at 14:27:25 on 17 June 2019
I must have been in every boozer in Salford in my time,apart from this one. Just never got round to going in. Pals of mine used to speak well of it. Sad in a way to see all these old pubs going, but times and people have changed.
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Sean udall wrote
at 08:39:43 on 17 June 2019
In 1993 John and Rose mulvany bought the bird in hand and changed it's name to mulvanys as this was going to be their last pub. After many years of hard work and good times and lovely customers, John passed away in april 2013. Then in july 2016 his son michael passed away. Rose decided to sell and retire, sadly Rose passed away in August 2017 and never got to retire at the age of 81. The pub was in the middle of a sale for redevelopment as Rose passed away, and the sale carried on. R I P to them all
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