Tinley Park will pay $200,000 for certain assets, including the name, of Teehan's, a Irish tavern downtown in the footprint of planned Harmony Square development. P
Parade watchers gather outside Teehan’s bar March 5, 2023, for the Tinley Park Irish Parade.
Teehan’s, at the northeast corner of Oak Park Avenue and North Street, is in the footprint of the village’s plannedTinley Park is paying $200,000 under terms of the asset purchase agreement, which states the village intends to renovate Teehan’s, although it is not clear if the bar will stay at its existing location.
Intellectual and other property, which includes the names Teehan’s and Teehan’s Irish Bar as well as the phone numbers, email address and website, are also part of the deal, according to the agreement the Village Board approved Aug. 15. The first business on the site was built in 1852 and called the Pacific Hotel, reflecting the owner’s hope that the nearby railroad line would ultimately extend to the Pacific Ocean, according to the Tribune article. The hotel had rooms on the second floor and a saloon on the first, and hotel names changed as the property changed hands, although the site was briefly the home of a farm machinery business.
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