Pubs opening

[Tassotti]

how did you guess?

[Ashman]

I was there a few times and saw the tube station after typing . I think a limerick man had it pre gentrification

[Tassotti]

great spot now, no scum, great grub, professional crowd

[Lazarus]

Power to the People

[The_Most_Infamous]

@backinatracksuit

Paddy in London always had a ferocious problem with the drink,

Another snide post from the forums baker of the year.

[Spidey]

Tooting, Looting, Shooting as it was affectionately known

[backinatracksuit]

@The_Most_Infamous

@backinatracksuit

Paddy in London always had a ferocious problem with the drink,

Another snide post from the forums baker of the year.

Wow, thanks mate
Usually I wouldn’t be bothered about those silly awards but for the year that’s in it that’s a big one,
Sorry @Fagan_ODowd, that sourdough looked great but it wasn’t to be for you this time

[Fagan_ODowd]

I don’t begrudge it to you pal.

[TheUlteriorMotive]

[Heyyoubehindthebushes]

Soup drinkers. Dice bar for the reopening party

[Lazarus]

Looks fake

[myboyblue]

Dice Bar was a lovely spot once, then the cunts took it over. Fuck um.

[Heyyoubehindthebushes]

Where is it?

[myboyblue]

On the Luas line near Smithfield/4 Courts/Arran Quay

[Batigol]

I got a pint of San Miguel there once. Possibly the worst pint of anything I’ve ever had

[Halfpipe]

That’s the first English pub I ever stood in. There was a man with a great knowledge of cricket, and often dressed in his whites, who used to occupy a corner seat at the bar.

[Tassotti]

There was an Irish pub on Tooting Broadway in the 1990’s, can you remember the name of it? They refused to cash a cheque for me in ninety five. Did you ever play snooker in Zans?

[Halfpipe]

I know nothing else about the place, I was visiting my older brother and The Wheatsheaf was his regular. If tis important to ya il ask him, that was his era.
I should have added that the man at the bar, despite his fashion, hadn’t held willow in 20 years and had a drink problem, but he was still a fine adornment for a pub with his Wisden knowledge.

[Fagan_ODowd]

@Halfpipe

I know nothing else about the place, I was visiting my older brother and The Wheatsheaf was his regular. If tis important to ya il ask him, that was his era.
I should have added that the man at the bar, despite his fashion, hadn’t held willow in 20 years and had a drink problem, but he was still a fine adornment for a pub with his Wisden knowledge.

There was/is a pub in Coolock once owned by Guinness Ireland called the Sheaf Of Wheat. It was known throughout the Northside as the Whiff of Shit.

[gilgamboa]

@BruidheanChaorthainn

I’d like to see alcohol sales in supermarkets banned or at least a huge tax placed on them.

There is minimum pricing on the way for alcohol if the law will ever get passed. Everyone on same level playing field then. The customer will be paying 40 euro + for a slab of cans so id say the better margin will be small vs the fall off in volume. Don’t think that will be great for off licences. Wont do pubs any harm Id say bit the real winners will be the bootleggers and the drug dealers