A fine ignorant man Conor can be, but it is a noble pub
I never had the ability to spell.
Where was/is this spot?
Is it on the opposite side of the river?
John was an ex guard who had plyed his time driving limerick-based Kerry footballers home for training.
It was on the corner at the bottom of broad st.
It is/was called Portleys? Iâve never been in there.
I think it might be portleys now, I have not been there since john moved on.
Shocking that there are so many poor/average pubs in Limerick city these days and we canât seem to find universal consensus on even one that is excellent. I suppose everyone looks for something different in a pub anyway. This could merit a poll of some sort.
Every cunt in a pub these days is either out in the smoking area or looking at their phone.
Where will we have the TFK limerick chapter Christmas jamboree this year DK?
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Weâll reopen Clems.
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Na Piarsaigh club house
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Bag of cans in the Peoples Park on a Friday evening after work, weather permitting.
Otherwise Flanneryâs on Catherine Street. What any revellers get up to afterwards on Catherine Street - and who they get up to it with - is their own business.
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How many pubs have closed in the city in the last ten years, some of which were âcash cowsâ at one point? No-one is getting into the pub game now, it really is on itâs knees.
- Clem Smiths
- Clohesseys/Sin Bin
- PJs (anyone remember this place? Now the Knock shop. Probably went in 2002/2003 actually)
- Scotts out by Mary I
- The lodge nightclub
- The Davin
Any more?
No. 7. Groody Bar
No. 8. The country club out in Caherdavin
About ten have closed up around the train station. Hurlers will be gone soon enough I hear.
A healthy happy hunting ground. 
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It can be still opened for a private event.
RopeyâŚwent to Slatterys and bate back about 8 x Guinness and 1;by cider
Daycent Guinness
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Still open
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