'People would be sad to see it go': Ex-Cork hurler in Boston battles developers to save Irish pub

Cork publican Gerry Hanley is battling developers to save Paddy Barry’s pub in Boston — can this Irish institution survive?
Gerry Hanley owns Paddy Barry’s pub in Quincy, around 15km from downtown Boston, which first opened in 1998.

Gerry Hanley owns Paddy Barry’s pub in Quincy, around 15km from downtown Boston, which first opened in 1998.

A Cork man who runs a pub just outside Boston, Massachusetts, is locked in a legal battle as property developers seek to clear him out to make way for a housing development.

Shanbally native Gerry Hanley owns Paddy Barry’s pub in Quincy, around 15km from downtown Boston, which first opened in 1998.

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