āThe honey badgerā from Meath
Back in the day a lot of pubs used sell Calf Nuts or Coal so auld lads could go off to get a bag of nuts at 11 in the morning and not return until dark.
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Good farmers canāt afford to give all day drinking.
I get that but its gone too far the other way now.
Thereās farmers now calling vets to come to their yard and they havenāt time to talk to them when they come.
A farmer should always have time to talk to whatever Vet/Salesman/Cattle Agent that calls to their yard so long as its not during milking time.
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Any farmer not having time to talk is either telling the truth or a ploy to get rid of a nuisance like yourself.
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Thats an unmerciful Peig Sayers pile of wank.
No wonder the publicans are not out protesting, cleaning up on Crss, etc.
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Its good to see ye are pushing for full pubs with no restrictions anyway.
If some had their way it would be this nonsense of 6 at at table for 2 hours forever.
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I know of a good few pubs with a bar and āloungeā area.
Lounge area does food. Bar doesnāt unless in exceptional circumstances.
Essentially the bar is a āwet pubā.
But its open. And the actual wet pub across the street canāt open at all.
Jokeshop.
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Do you have an outdoor set up mate? That looks to me like where things are going with hospitality in the near future.
Plans are afoot, the councilās all over the country are under orders to ādo everything they canā to facilitate outdoors. The word is the purse strings are ringfenced for one specific area of the city however. There are tantrums being thrown left right and centre, Iām hearing of similar all over the country
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I was thinking the same myself, tis all well and good closing streets etc, but thereās only going to be a handful of pubs along those streets. Could publicans push to be given a space in say Eyre Square (regardless of where their pub is) where they can setup a temporary outdoor bar for themselves. Like youād see on dācontinent
That certainly wonāt be happening. Not in Galway anyway, whatās the point in reopening if you have to set up a stall somewhere else. Certain areas do look primed to do make hay while others are left closed altogether, thereās nothing fair about it but thatās been the way of it since this whole mess started.
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The unfairness has to stop.
Not just the pubs but with the supermarkets selling non essential items. Itās killing the small business and is completely unjust,
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No more 9euro meal
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Iāll be putting a sandwich in my pocket just in case.
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Safety first
Are you using the lettuce you grew I your window box?