The Silver Penny
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Facilities
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- tvTV Screens
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Christmas at Wetherspoon
No need to book, just turn up and enjoy the festive offering.
The Christmas menu will be available from Wednesday 13 November until Tuesday 31 December (excluding Christmas Day).
New Wetherspoon hotel
A new hotel at The Mile Castle, in Newcastle upon Tyne, is opening at 8am on Tuesday 26 November.
Wetherspoon hotels
From Tuesday 1 October 2024, Wetherspoon is changing the way in which guests can book rooms at its hotels located in the UK.
Autumn Deals
Customers at 700 Wetherspoon pubs will be able to enjoy a pint of beer from £1.79 from Wednesday 18 September.
Cocktails and Prosecco
Customers taking advantage of Wetherspoon’s meal-deal offers can now choose from an even greater range of drinks, as part of a meal’s price.
Sticky Korean fried chicken bowl
Wetherspoon’s pubs are now serving the NEW sticky Korean fried chicken bowl – for a limited time only.
Pub history
Irish coinage can be traced back over a thousand years to around AD995. These early ‘hammered’ coins were made from silver by striking a coin blank between two hand-cut dies. The silver pennies were produced for the Scandinavian King of Dublin, Sigtrygg II, also known as Sigtrygg Silkbeard. The silver pennies bore the king’s head and name, along with the word ‘Dyflin’ for Dublin.
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