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The Irishman is the sort of place where it’s just easy to have a good time. Where, “we’ll call in for a drink” merges into dinner, which washes down so well with a glass of wine, or another pint of the black stuff before the music starts up. Aye, you haven’t experienced a night out in Queenstown if you haven’t experienced the craic at The Irishman. Ties to Ireland, holds to the Past. The Irishman celebrates links between Irish history and culture, Steamer Wharf, and the wider local Otago area. For instance, the wharf has a 1912 Edwardian twin screw steamer, the TSS Earnslaw, and stout companies originally used steamer vessels to ship barrels of stout. That’s why you’ll see nods to this in and around the pub. How's about some o'that good ol' live music! We’ve always got cranking anthems in the pub, and we love to host live music artists! Keep an eye on our social channels for updates on who’s playing when, or chat to our friendly crew at the pub next time you’re in.
Queenstown's biggest Irish pub. Call in for a pint, stay for the craic. That’s our motto. The Irishman is the sort of place where it’s just easy to have a good time.
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EAT DRINK OCTOBER
Location:
Steamer Wharf Queenstown
Date:
01 October 2025
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31 October 2025
Time:
8:30 am
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2:00 am
Accessibility & Parking
Travelling from the airport
Steamer Wharf is easily accessible from Queenstown Airport, making it an easy first stop for visitors. Taxis, rideshares and shuttle services are readily available, or you can hire a car and enjoy a scenic drive straight into the heart of town and onto the lakefront.
Accessibility
Steamer Wharf is fully accessible, with level pathways, ramps, and wide entrances throughout the precinct. Accessible parking is available close to the main venues, and all public areas are designed to accommodate wheelchairs and mobility aids. Please note: Due to a scheduled lift renovation, unfortunately lift access to the first floor is unavailable from the 13th - 24th October 2025.
Walking and cycling
For those cycling or walking, dedicated paths connect the precinct to the town and nearby attractions, making it simple to enjoy all that Steamer Wharf has to offer without a car.
Travelling by car and parking
Getting to Steamer Wharf by car is direct, with plenty of public parking available just a short walk from the waterfront. While the Wharf doesn’t have its own car park, you’ll find a mix of paid and timed street parking nearby, as well as larger public car parks around central Queenstown. From there, it’s only a quick stroll to the vibrant restaurants, bars and views that make Steamer Wharf a favourite destination.
Public Transport
Steamer Wharf is easily accessible by public transport, with regular buses running from the surrounding suburbs. Visitors can also reach the wharf via water taxi services across Lake Wakatipu, providing a scenic and convenient route.
Queenstown's biggest Irish pub. Call in for a pint, stay for the craic. That’s our motto. The Irishman is the sort of place where it’s just easy to have a good time.
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