An Irish pub in Sheffield is turning heads with a unique offering: a bottomless Guinness brunch every Saturday. The Four Leaf, located on West Street Lane, claims to be the only venue in the city with such a deal.
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For £36, customers can enjoy unlimited pints of Guinness for two hours, alongside a selection of spirits, wines, and other beers. The brunch also includes access to a diverse menu, featuring popular dishes such as fish and chips, Irish stew, scampi and chips, and sausage and mash.
Since opening its doors in late August, The Four Leaf has introduced a range of promotions, including pre- and post-theatre offers, and a two-for-one deal on all draught beers between 4pm and 8pm every Friday.
The pub, which replaced the former Broncos Bar & Grill, underwent significant refurbishment before reopening. Irish memorabilia now decorates the space, which also boasts live entertainment every night and two full-sized American pool tables.
Owner Paul Kinsey told JOE: “The object was to create a bar that if you were to open a bar in Dublin today this is the sort of thing you would open.
“It’s a modern bar offering but with that Irish soul and the great atmosphere you expect from a traditional Irish pub, which is bringing the party seven days a week.”
The Three Richest Couples in World Rugby
Rugby has produced some of the most iconic athletes in the sporting world, but for a select few, success on the pitch has also led to immense wealth off it.
From high-profile marriages to lucrative endorsements and television appearances, these rugby stars have built financial empires.
Here’s a look at three couples who have combined their sporting legacies with fame and fortune, amassing millions along the way.
Mike and Zara Tindall – £20m
Mike Tindall is known not just for his rugby prowess but for his royal connections. As the husband of Zara Phillips, the granddaughter of Queen Elizabeth II, Tindall has become a prominent figure in British media.
Nicknamed “The Fridge” due to his imposing physique, Tindall was a stalwart on the rugby field, famously breaking his nose at least eight times over the course of his career. Since retiring from the sport, he’s made a name for himself in the entertainment world, appearing on popular reality shows such as I’m a Celebrity… Get Me Out of Here, Bear Grylls: Mission Survive, The Jump, Shark Cage, Celebrity Poker Club, and All-Star Poker Challenge.
Despite his success in sports and entertainment, Tindall’s wealth has been largely bolstered by his royal ties, with his net worth estimated at £20 million, according to British media.