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If today’s newsletter is looking a little green-tinged, wait ‘til you see tomorrow’s! St. Patrick’s Day has become one of the biggest days on the hospitality events calendar, so much so we’re sensing a very quiet afternoon in offices around the city tomorrow.
Before then, get a few ideas on where to visit for a pint or two of the good oil tomorrow, along with the return of Sporty Spice later this year, an exciting new sculpture trail in the Swan Valley, and a short-but-sweet wrap of the weekend’s AFL action for our two teams.
Troy Mutton, Editor-In-Chief, Perth is OK!
EAT & DRINK
Perth’s best Irish pubs
In need of some of the luck of the Irish? Or planning for a tipple on St Patrick’s Day on tomorrow? Pop into one of our favourite Irish pubs around Perth, and a Guinness or two will cure what ails you.
THE LATEST FROM PERTH IS OK!
EVENTS
Spice Girls icon Melanie C is bringing world tour to Perth this November
The global pop star will perform in Perth on Wednesday 11 November in support of her upcoming ninth studio album, Sweat, due for release on May 1, 2026.
SPONSORED
Put work on ice and make an “Irish Exit” for a Magners Irish Cider this St Pat’s Day
To celebrate the biggest day on the Irish calendar, Magners Irish Cider is encouraging Perth workers to make an “Irish Exit” – slip out of the office a little early and head to a nearby Irish pub!
NEWS
World-renowned ‘trash art’ sculptor Artur Bordalo scopes Swan Valley
Best known for his giant wildlife sculptures built from discarded materials, Bordalo is visiting the region to assess potential sites for the upcoming Swan Valley Sculpture Trail.
SPORTS
Weekend Footy Wrap: Tough weekend for both WA teams
Fremantle will be scratching their heads after having the Cats on a platter, while West Coast were on the receiving end of a thumping from Gold Coast, but they showed some fight and kept it far more respectable than it could have been.
TODAY/TONIGHT
Paddy’s Day pre-drinks at Johnny Fox’s
Feeling like a cheeky St. Patrick’s Day warmup? Pop into Johnny Fox’s tonight for a $25 steak before retiring to the bandroom to catch Paul Luby live on stage from 8.30pm.
HOMES
A piece of WA architectural history has just hit the market
20 years after being featured in the 2006 Venice Architecture Biennale, one of Perth’s most intriguing contemporary homes has hit the market.
Poll House – or 45 Philip Road, Dalkeith – is the work of architect Gary Marinko.
Comprised of a primary residence and a separate, fully-contained studio at the rear of the 1,167sqm block, and completed in the early 2000s, Poll House would go on to be internationally featured at the 2006 Venice Architecture Biennale, as well as featured in the Phaidon Atlas of Contemporary World Architecture.
From the front entry through to the rear laneway, the site has been fully levelled – originally designed to create full wheelchair accessibility, but also resulting in the home nestling below the surrounding streetscape.
Mons O’Shea by Sally Hall
CWEATHERD
The week ahead
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