What kind of joke operation offers one price for three days of the week and a different price the other four days…
The 51.
Did you not read my post?
I was just thinking aloud, pal.
No worries mate.
The 51’s policy sounds like a well executed example of price descrimination, Bandage mate. I’m happy to support a pub that can analyse its market accurately like that and set its prices accordingly. 
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What kind of joke operation offers one price for three days of the week and a different price the other four days…
[/quote]the 51 knows the score.
+1 to all that. Had a few excellent pints of Guinness in Keoghs on Sunday evening. Probably the best time of the weekend to have a drink if you want to avoid the wankers.
Had a few in Mother Reillys on Saturday night also. Very reasonably priced at €4 a pint but the quality wouldn’t be anywhere near Keoghs
I had two pints of tap water in Keogh’s on Saturday night. Very adequate and ice included gratis.
Aren’t you the cheap date.
I was in Keogh’s saturday night as it happens and saw no other country types
Why is everyone calling it Keogh’s? Dickheads.
To piss you off
You’re free to share your memories of Keogh’s Bar, Main Street Kinvara, Rocko, which is the bar we’re talking about obviously.
Rihanna has booked out O’Donoghues on Baggot St tonight for a post gig Thanksgiving party.
The Dubliners must be delighted to be associated with such a traditional Irish pub :rolleyes:
Corporate sell out cunts :guns:
Excuse what’s probably a retarded question, but does the proposed VAT increase affect alcohol? Potential to pass it on or use it as an excuse to increase prices?
I would assume so yes.
Do many establishments have Peroni on tap in our capital?
Beer, Smokes and Petrol have individual rates of VAT I think?
If I’m correct a vat increase would have no effect on beer prices but the individual rates will likely be increased aswell