McDowells has closed a few weeks
Person who runs Peader Browns on Clanbrassil St has taken it over
Adding the above to the new Wolfe Tones jersey one Pats said we’ve gone “full republican”
McDowells has closed a few weeks
Person who runs Peader Browns on Clanbrassil St has taken it over
Adding the above to the new Wolfe Tones jersey one Pats said we’ve gone “full republican”
Thank God. That was an experience being in there. Sold Pretzels and Bratwurst along with random German beer. All the Pats jerseys around the place. Cool spot.
Big Tom from the oars man in the parade ring in Cheltenham
FRIEND OF MINE FROM BELFAST THIS EVENING
I am heading down to Dublin tomorrow for the day. Do you think the pubs would let my 13 year old son in? Or can you think of any child friendly establishments. Cheers.
Isn’t it the law that an under 18 can’t be in a pub after 8 pm.
Would any Dublin natives/residents have any helpful specifics on this front?
Would be much obliged. Thanks in advance.
No bother in the pub early in day I would say
I’d say the Stags Head would be grand earlier in the day.
Im in Pipers corner on Marlborough st now with the clan including our 10 year old. No bother at all. Nice bit of live trad on in the corner.
Most pubs will be fine until 8 or so.
I like that pub.
I said same thing to Stephen myself. My sense of how things will be in public houses from lunchtime to late evening chimes with what you say and comment below.
Thanks very much. Will add that suggestion to my ones of Briody’s, Kehoe’s (upstairs) and Mulligan’s (back).
Thanks very much. Most helpful advice, since so proximate. Already passed on and Stephen says thanks too.
Does he know the pubs will be absolutely fucking mental tomorrow?
Isn’t it the law that an under 18 can’t be in a pub after 8 pm.
I think you are correct – but not 100%.
Does he know the pubs will be absolutely fucking mental tomorrow?
He does. He is very much a pub person. His son likes going to Dublin.
If he’s getting the train down from Belfast he can’t walk by Clearys across from Connolly without stopping for one. Top 5 best pints in Dublin I would say.
If he’s getting the train down from Belfast he can’t walk by Clearys across from Connolly without stopping for one. Top 5 best pints in Dublin I would say.
I completely agree. Stephen knows what I think of Cleary’s.
Irish Independent

The owners of the popular Ryan’s pub on Dublin’s Camden Street had run an illegal shebeen for many years, showed a blatant disregard of the law, and were unfit to receive a licence for an extended premises, a Circuit Court judgement has recorded.
Had some great times in there.