Only if it was Croke park.
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Did you go to the reopening party tonight
I didn’t,I was out last night.I’ll probably be there next week.
He’s doing up the wrong side of the bar imo. Be a much better bar in the other side. But sure he’s making a fortune so what do I know.
He’s an operator in fairness to him. Didn’t lick it off the ground
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19p for a pint.
I wonder what a bag of Taytos was, tuppence?
Probably less. I remember being able to buy a bag back in the early 80s for 5p
My earliest memory was 7p, you could get fruit salads and black jacks for 2p
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I remember the 50% price hike from 2p to 3p, and the national consternation that caused, but I can’t remember the year.
399 Bob?
A Bob was 5p right? At least in local and decimal parlance, slang for a shilling
Himself and Jack’s must be the 2 of the busiest rural pubs in Limerick.Jacks is rumoured to be for sale for the right price.
It’s for sale.
I heard that alright.Any sign of the lotto winner yet.
Apparently the army barracks won it but I dunno tbh
A bob was 12p = a shilling.
240p was 20 bob = £1.
When decimalisation came in 20 bob became 100p i.e a bob reduced to 5 new pence
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More like 3 and 6pence
Edit - just seen the date. 19p is correct
£19, 9 shillings & 4 pence
@StoneCold
Feck just seen the date, that is £19.94.
The decimal is very much leaned upon with the biro too.
We cam both be right. I was born in 1985 so a bob was a pound, a fiver was five bob etc.