Was that sold on again?
Possibly but i wouldnât darken their days tbh. Any time i was ever in there (10-12yrs ago at this point) youâd never really see much eating going on though.
I do like chowder on the coast though, iâd always eat it on a coastal area.
Itâs essentially an eatery now. You get a great chowder in doolin.
No.Trevor Loftusâ (RIP) wife opened it I believe.
I heard the fella that owned it passed away alright and then it had closed down. Wasnât sure what the story was.
Where particularly in Doolin? OâConnors or some other joint? I had it in OâConnors and wasnât blown away tbh. Was dying of a hangover though the same day.
I passed it yesterday itâs looking well
O Connors about two years ago. I thought it was unreal. I was only getting into it at that stage but havenât tasted much better yet.
its lovely and thick in OâConnors, they do a great fish and chip too
Ya was down there a couple of bank holidays. Went for a long swim, lovely sea food chowder and then a few pints watching the hurling or football on telly.
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That sound like a great day out
Great day indeed Tass. Thatâs lovely countryside.
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Jabba! does not sound like he is a skinny lad who would be in shape to run away from the Guards
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The next time youâre down that way, Tom Creanâs pub in Annascaul is up there with Donnellys in Barna as the nicest chowder Iâve ever had in Ireland.
Go way ya steamer
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Peter G selling H above in Weston 
I had two incredible bowls of chowder in Barna,mine in the twelve and one in OâGradys, Iâll have to chance Donnellys some time.
Canât beat a good soupe de poisson in France though, one of the few things that country has going for it.
France has a load of things going for it, pal. Food, women, countryside, weather, wine to name a few.
Like I said, a few things 