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The Sheiling

March 22, 2017 by John Gorevan 4 Comments

 

1573 Shettleston Road, Shettleston, Glasgow. G32 9AS.

 

Sheiling

The Sheiling. 1991.

To read the full history of the Sheiling, check back for our second book.

Sheiling 2005

The Sheiling Bar, August 2005. closed down.

I passed here a few days ago and the place looks as if it could fall down any minute. it is in a state with the signs all smashed up with graffiti on the walls and every window is smashed. The owners have stupidly put up a large advertising poster stating “Would you like to run this pub.”

It is now a community Hall.

Sheiling Bar Photo given to us by Gordon Black

More pubs on this street:

  1. The Sheddens
  2. The Barn Club.
  3. The Cottage Bar
  4. Deans Bar
  5. The Drum
  6. The Fairfield
  7. The Forge Bar
  8. The Gantry
  9. The Gartocher Bar
  10. The Kirk House
  11. The Marquis
  12. The Portland Arms
  13. The Railway Tavern
  14. The Town Tavern

Filed Under: S, Shettleston Road, ShettlestonRoad Tagged With: The Sheiling

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  1. Joe Smith says

    January 7, 2018 at 3:01 pm

    Previous names of the shelling bar on Shettleston road

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  2. Ian Livey says

    September 20, 2020 at 1:31 pm

    I would be interested in any other information about this pub. I believe it belonged to the Livey family over many years. At least, there are records of them owning a “shop” at 1571 Shettleston Road and they were wine and spirit merchants by trade. They also owned a store at 1567 Shettleston Road which seems to match to the older photo of the pub. I can also recall a post-funeral gathering at the building shown in the 1991 photo. So I assume that the family still had an association with the pub at this point in time. If anyone has any information related to the Sheiling and the Livey family, I would love to hear about it.

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  3. Beth says

    November 13, 2022 at 10:15 pm

    My mom is 88 years old . She remembers her Dad going to a bar she called “Livey’s”
    Had to be in the 40’s . Her dad would also go to gartocher bar across the street.

    Funny she asked me to look it up and I saw your name.

    Reply
  4. Malcolm says

    April 5, 2025 at 10:30 am

    Does anybody remember the guy that sung dark loch la gar.in the 70s .I think his name. was Danny.

    Reply

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