Galway getting off to a suitably shambolic start to the city of culture.
Still better than Limericks opening ceromony
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We were lucky we threw the contest
Papier mache snouts in troughs
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You’d have thought not being able to stage any events would have made it cheaper not dearer
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The high end arty set are infinitly more wastful than any parish pump
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Really? Has a tonne of this cash not been swallowed by the council types in ‘admin oversight’ bollox?
Theme song of Galway Arts
Sssshhh
The council are acting as bewilered as the rest of but they are ultimately to blame as much as anyone. Whatever early issues and costs were racked up they were hoping would be washed away with the thing itself throughout 2020 and all would be forgotten or at least justified. Then Covid came along and the feeling is they have been caught red rotten with their paws in the cookie jar from day one. The one thing they certainly cannot do is blame COVID19, this article is from two years back, the writing was on the wall then. We need some updates
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Great place for a standard Sunday roast. You won’t want a bit agian till the breakfast.
Oh I bet he had the apple tart for dessert as well the baysht
I don’t do desserts lad but I’ve just polished off a white magnum at home here.
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They were fuckin flat out in there horsin out roast beef dinners.They were actually turning people away they were that busy.Ye ate the dinner awful late in Galway on a Sunday. I went in at 5 expecting the place to be empty.
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There’s a lovely fancy cafe place across the square but if you’re in the mood for a roast dinner then no man would keep you out of Sullivan’s
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Going to Galway city for a few days this week
Any recommendations for good ate-ing houses?
Sullivan’s above has been noted if I want to collapse into a food coma
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The Gallery? Beside Sullivans. It’s lovely.
I think you might be mixing Sullivans with O’Gradys. Gort has a bit enough roaster hinterland to carry 2 fantastic Sunday dinner options.
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