Thatās for sure.
There used to be a pub beside the Post Office on the Hyde Road; did beer deliveries to it once upon a time. Always looked rough from the outside owner ran a tight ship there too at the time.
Big Young Munster joint
Austins? Up or sale I believe
Investment opportunity for you
Imperial up for sale too @habanerocat
Iāll passā¦.
Did you mention and edit The Yellow Road out of a post there now? Think itās gone now but would have been up around there somewhere.
the boys of the yellow road
Ya I had it mixed up, or was Austins called the yellow road as well. I canāt remember
Thereās a chipper called the yellow road there now
It was on the green area there left of the station as you walk out. Torn down long before our time.
It faced in different directions and ran different lengths, depending on who you might talk to.
This picture is from Facebook.
Unicorn?
Was a men only pub when I came to Dublin first and for a long time after. Iād suspect it was the last men only pub on n Dublin.
I always thought the Black Lion in Inchicore was the last to allow women into the bar area (as opposed to the lounge).
Plenty of fine talent in there these days. The wee snug is fierce popular with the fair sex
The Stoneboat in Kimmage def had this policy up to 09/10/11.
Donāt know if its changed since.
Stone Boat, Stone Age
An all menās pub. More like stone wall
My father in law tells a story of drinking in a bar in Dublin, being joined by his then girlfriend now wife, and being fucked out of it by the barman who told him to āget her out of here to fuck!!ā
That was the early 80s but itās mad how that was accepted back then.
Iād an absolute hape of pints tonight. Squeezed a gig into the middle. On the last bus home. Fucking hell.
As the man says thatās living,LIVIN
On a bus going through Drogheda is not living pal. But I regret absolutely nothing.
Some youngish fella (later transpired he was a very youthful looking 28) knocked over my pint completely by accident at the Long Hall. He absolutely insisted on getting me another one. Iāve had pints knocked over all the world but this lad was the most apologetic I ever met. Got chatting with him. I said you must be a country lad. I am, says he. From Roscommon. I saw his pal call them two pints just before I left and said to myself it would be a nice gesture to pay it back so tapped the machine as the barmaid brought down the pints. Said to myself thatās what me auld lad would do.
CC twee Muldoons up in the capital thread.