# Fiddler's Green

*An Irish-themed pub where being a regular pays off.*

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| **What it is** | A Little Europe pub that commits to its Irish theme |
| **The drink** | The Pint O' Plain, 20eb, real Irish stout |
| **The crowd** | Cops, war veterans and local edgerunners |
| **Who runs it** | Kate Mulvaney, with her wife Audrey and their family |
| **Not welcome** | The Eurotrashers (they drink at Chopper's) |

## The place
Fiddler's Green commits to its Irish theme all the way. Lunch is corned-beef SCOP on cabbage SCOP (SCOP is processed food standing in for both) with a stew made from stout. On the third Monday of the month there's real soda bread, and nobody's sure where it comes from. The house beer, the **Pint O' Plain** (20eb), is real Irish stout that nomads bring in.

## The crowd
Cops, war veterans and local **edgerunners**, the freelancers who take dangerous jobs, come here for a pint and the latest gossip. The regulars would rather break up a fight than start one, so it feels like a family pub. The Eurotrashers are barred.

## Kate Mulvaney
Kate owns the place and works the bar. She's a veteran of the SouthAm wars and came home with a medical-grade cyberarm. She runs the pub with her wife **Audrey** and the rest of their family.

## Why edgerunners come here
- **Job gossip.** If there's work going around Little Europe, people talk about it here.
- **The post office.** Kate holds messages and packages for her regulars, so clients can reach you without learning where you live.

## Who drops in
- **Father Kevin** from Holy Angels, who complains about the pub's idea of Irish culture. He and Kate have been trading jabs for years and enjoy it.
- **Dillon Murphy**, who makes the same complaints. Kate doesn't enjoy him.

## Starting a scene
Meet over lunch and compare what you've heard about work, or bring a newcomer to your usual spot. Decide who's a regular and who needs the menu explained.