Opening on St. Patrick’s Day, 1967, Neary’s attracted politicians, media players, archbishops and more, drawn as much by Mr. Neary himself as by the lamb chops.
Source: New York Times
Jimmy Neary, Whose Irish Pub Became a Power Brokers’ Hub, Dies at 91
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