A load of the same people who got embarrassed and outraged over it will be in 5 years celebrating the kayaks and paddle boards coming out of this centre. And moaning there aren’t more public facilities like it. Guaranteed.
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Probably end up with a LIDL instead.
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Hope you got the Dublin bike up and down the steps of the bridge at Ringsend handy enough.
I genuinely don’t know how you can eat that at lunchtime in the winter, never mind the summer.
He’s a proud roaster. Through and through. He may have urbanised and swapped the pint of milk for a glass of baileys but he’s drawn to a carvery like a moth to a flame. He dreams of a gravy fountain.
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The baileys is the most roaster thing about him. Like Nana in the Royle Family having a baby sham at Xmas trying to be sophisticated
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I bet he has the little finger out.
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The fucking chips poured on top of it.
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Spuds three ways 
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I’ve seen @Bandage commandeer a Dublin Bike at first hand and can confirm it’s every bit as haphazard as you’d expect it to be
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It’s sherry at Christmas…
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I just love that scene.
The smirk on Caroline Aherne’s face…RIP.
Looking for a recommendation for somewhere for decent coffee which will be fairly quiet at about 930 on Thursday morning. Being a Muldoon I like a decently sized cup. City centre.
I’m meeting someone who suggested lemon and duke but said they were easy.
I’d be surprised if they were open that early. Try the Italian cafe at the end of that mall on Dawson st
Your best option is probably Fennessy’s, just just two hours down the road on the M7.
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Il fornio or something?
Also a nice place called coffee angel close to lemon and duke…dozens of nice spots within 5 mins walk
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Carluccios at the corner of Duke and Dawson Street would do the finest.
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thats proper Irish food, comforting and delicious
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