Youâd have to be sure of the flow alright.
If I was in a pub I didnât know Iâd take a pint of regular all day. Murphyâs is still on the go, most of the pubs in Midleton have it. No steady pour though. They still price themselves against Guiness and wonât compete unless a fella has made it his pint
Smashing place for a Beamish. A game of rings between pints too 
Beamish was ÂŁ1.60 back in my college days. 6 pints and a bag of crisps for a tenner - the right job.
Is that the palace?
Ryanâs of Trimgate StâŚ
Was never in it. Is that new?
Bit of a fire hazard there lad
Jesus I would get back on the Beamish. Always play it safe with the Guinness, especially up here in the capital, but a good pint of Beamish can be a noble thing too.
I never drank a pint of beamish. The only lads I ever saw drinking it were OAP daytime drinkers trying to save a few pence on the pint.
That was years ago and all those cunts are probably dead now. I thought Beamish was discontinued to be honest.
I drank a bit of the Murphyâs Guinness when I was a young lad. It was like a bad pint of Guinness and I was told Beamish was like a bad pint of Murphys and therefore I stayed clear of it.
Years ago all Toyotas were considered rust buckets.
Iâll give it a try the next time I see it on tap and report back
Beamish is a far superior stout to Guinness â But iâve never had it outside Limerick /Cork ⌠In a good pub in Cork iâd rate it 1. Beamish 2. Murphyâs 3. Guinness
There is a wee pub beside the metropole hotel in cork and the beamish there is noble .
I remember drinking Murphyâs out by Tower /Dripsy one night ⌠Iâve never tasted anything as good stout wise and never have sinceâŚ
Youâre a true Corkonian mate
I likes what I likes kid âŚ
Dan Lowrys
havenât been in a while but they used do a nice breakfast.
Theres no such thing
