I've been reading ian St John's autobiography and he described how he and Ron Yeats celebrated winning the league in 1964 by drinking with fans in this pub. Does anyone havbe any photos/info on the pubs history or exact location. I've done a google search and the Scottie Press website has a small black & white pic and memory it had a tricolour outside, but no more.

Hi Ste
from book a pub on every corner vol 4
Maid of Erin
situated at no 10 Bevington Hill,on the corner of Ellenborough St ,pre 1880's named the Nightingale,this street led from Bevington Hill to Scotland Rd & it's site is now part of the Mersey tunnel enterance...........it was known locally as Hogans
there is a small photo of the pub ,I will it scan tomorrow

Mandy :)

Hi Ste
from book a pub on every corner vol 4
Maid of Erin
situated at no 10 Bevington Hill,on the corner of Ellenborough St ,pre 1880's named the Nightingale,this street led from Bevington Hill to Scotland Rd & it's site is now part of the Mersey tunnel enterance...........it was known locally as Hogans
there is a small photo of the pub ,I will it scan tomorrow

Mandy :)

Great thanks