Sheehan’s Irish Pub, located at the corner of Central and Monte Sano, has changed hands.
Owner John Beck recently sold the much loved establishment to Jovanny Gertler of Brooklyn, New York.
Beck, who opened Beck’s down Central Avenue from Sheehan’s in 2016, did not return a message for comment.
Sheehan’s Irish Pub is located at the corner of Central and Monte Sano and is open Wednesday-Saturday from 5 p.m. until closing. For more information, call 706-364-1234 or visit sheehansirishpub.com.
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