There’s something in the Éire up there.
Tucked away as far north as you can go in New York City and still be in The Bronx, Woodlawn — affectionately known as NYC’s “Little Ireland” — is a cozy enclave of Irish pubs, family-run cafes, and Celtic charm.
Strolling along Katonah and McLean Avenues, steps from a Metro North Harlem Line station and a little farther from the nearest 4 train stops at Nereid Ave. and 233rd St., it’s easy to forget you’re still in the Big Apple, or the United States — lilting accents mingle with the scent of fresh soda bread, fiddles float from pub windows, and the vibe in the locally-owned businesses tends to be as welcoming as a Killarney kitchen…