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Beers,Saturday February 18th,Cassidys Westmoreland Street,All Welcome

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  • #152
    awec
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  • #153
    Sauve
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    I'll bring some to the beers just for you ;)


  • #154
    Maguined
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    Sauvignon82 wrote: »
    Here - had a conversation with a drunk friend earlier you might be able to solve for me- he asked me if there are any horror films that are based around firemen/stations/firemens poles...
    I have no idea why were having this conversation, but we were watching Children of Men at the time so who knows what was going on in his head :D

    Well there is a Spanish horror movie called REC which is a mockumentary of a tv presenter following firemen on one of their nightshifts that get called into a house and locked in and quarantined by the police as there is an acute outbreak of zombies!

    It was quite good.

    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1038988/

    As far as pub suggestions go what about The Bleeding Horse? it's nice and close to Coppers. :pac:


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  • #156
    Sauve
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    Thanks Maguined!

    Awec I only said Id bring the sauce, what you choose to do with it after a skip of drink is your own call :D


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  • #157
    Larianne
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    Otis Driftwood wrote: »
    Hairy Lemon is a decent spot alright though the layout is very cluttered.

    Prices of drink in there are a rip-off. :cool:

    Never been to the Bleeding Horse so would be interested in trying it out.


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  • #159
    Daisies
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    Sauvignon82 wrote: »
    Night Mrs D...
    After beers you gotta sort me out with one of those 3-in-1 jobbies. Sounds bloody delish!

    Deal, 3am I'll see you on Wexford St for a 3-in-1
    Larianne wrote: »
    Prices of drink in there are a rip-off. :cool:

    Never been to the Bleeding Horse so would be interested in trying it out.

    Bleeding Horse is nice (or was 2 years ago when I was there)


  • #160
    Otis Driftwood
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    Bleeding Horse is an interesting shout actually.Nice bar and there is decent seatage upstairs but I cant remember if there is a bar upstairs too.
    :/


  • #161
    Larianne
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    Otis Driftwood wrote: »
    Bleeding Horse is an interesting shout actually.Nice bar and there is decent seatage upstairs but I cant remember if there is a bar upstairs too.
    :/

    It may call for an investigation beers! :pac:


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  • #162
    Sanjuro
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    Otis Driftwood wrote: »
    Bleeding Horse is an interesting shout actually.Nice bar and there is decent seatage upstairs but I cant remember if there is a bar upstairs too.
    :/

    Nope. Just downstairs.


  • #163
    Dravokivich
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    Otis Driftwood wrote: »
    Bleeding Horse is an interesting shout actually.Nice bar and there is decent seatage upstairs but I cant remember if there is a bar upstairs too.
    :/

    No bar upstairs.


  • #164
    Otis Driftwood
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    Sanjuro wrote: »
    Nope. Just downstairs.

    Could be problematic when the inevitable drunkening occurs.


  • #165
    Maguined
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    There is the main bar at the front but there is also another section behind that with a bar that would suit our needs quite nicely, I think they let you reserve places in there.


  • #166
    Dravokivich
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    Otis Driftwood wrote: »
    Could be problematic when the inevitable drunkening occurs.

    Pif, going downstairs when drunk is easier!


  • #167
    Galvasean
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    Bleeding horse is a great spot for Beers actually


  • #168
    Sauve
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    Is that place on a corner of a junction somewhere near busaras?


  • #169
    Daisies
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    Sauvignon82 wrote: »
    Is that place on a corner of a junction somewhere near busaras?

    Nope near the top of Wexford St. Past Anseo on the way towards Portobello


  • #170
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  • #171
    Sauve
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    I have no idea what any of the words in either of the above two sentences mean. :pac:


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  • #172
    Dravokivich
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    Sauvignon82 wrote: »
    I have no idea what any of the words in either of the above two sentences mean. :pac:

    It's nowhere near where you thought it was. Not even close!


  • #173
    awec
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  • #174
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    awec wrote: »
    Is the busaras station not up beside Connolly?

    but erm, the Bleeding Horse isn't.


  • #175
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  • #176
    ToniTuddle
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    Deleted User wrote: »
    The most recent After Hours beers was held in Galway and it was mostly non-Galway people who went, and it seemed to have been quite a successful night.

    That's because we were there boneyarse :pac:


    Have we sorted a date for this beering event?


  • #177
    G-Money
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    I might be more confirmed for this than before. Am due to go see Noel Gallagher the night before but I may not be drinking at that in account of a 5K race I'm thinking of doing on the Saturday morning. So that would leave Sat night perfectly primed for a bit of nervous shuffling into a bar full of boards strangers.


  • #178
    18AD
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    Galvasean wrote: »
    Bleeding horse is a great spot for Beers actually

    Zaytoon is across the road. I'm determined to get a late night kebab there. Was in tripod a while ago and no one wanted to go :mad:


  • #179
    awec
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  • #180
    18AD
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    awec wrote: »
    Zaytoon kebabs are stinking mate.

    Are you serious? *Shattered dreams* Everyone keeps saying they're the business.


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  • #182
    18AD
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    I'll heed your warning and take the necessary culinary precautions before sampling their food. I'll numb my palate and reconstruct my own visually stimulating kebab from their source material. :pac:


  • #183
    Sauve
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    Kebab connoisseur eh?
    Where do you stand on felafel kebabs smothered in chilli sauce? :D
    This is important.


  • #184
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  • #185
    Daisies
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    Sauvignon82 wrote: »
    Kebab connoisseur eh?
    Where do you stand on felafel kebabs smothered in chilli sauce? :D
    This is important.

    Don't forget about the 3-in-1


  • #186
    Otis Driftwood
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    awec wrote: »
    If it ain't donor meat it's not worth talking about. :)

    The problem Ive always had with donor meat is that Im not sure what animal it has been donated from.


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  • #187
    Sauve
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    awec wrote: »
    If it ain't donor meat it's not worth talking about. :)

    I may as well tell you now before it gets awkward.
    We will never be friends.












    :pac:


  • #188
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  • #189
    Sauve
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    I know all about kebab sauce - it's the lack of felafel appreciation around here that really hurts :(


  • #190
    Daisies
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    Sauvignon82 wrote: »
    I know all about kebab sauce - it's the lack of felafel appreciation around here that really hurts :(

    I love falafel. Yum yum, well I love good falafel


  • #191
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  • #192
    Sauve
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    awec wrote: »
    Do you know about northern kebab sauce? A totally different substance to the stuff you get down here, twice as tasty!

    Surely you appreciate the merits of donor meat?

    Oh yeah, love the donor meat, as long as it's decent quality.
    What is this sauce you speak of? I am intrigued ;)


  • #193
    Pembily
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    I personally think Zaytoon is the business :) I now want a good falafel from Charcoal Grill though - damn you Sauv!


  • #194
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  • #195
    G-Money
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    When I lived in Sydney there was a turkish restaurant just down the road. One of the things they made was turkish bread, fresh every day. I remember going down there one day and he was literally taking them out of the oven as I walked in and packaged one up for me when I ordered one, can't get much fresher than that.

    Anyway they used to do kebabs on turkish bread if you asked for them that way. They were gorgeous and perfect to appease a hangover.


  • #196
    Pembily
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    KCs in Cork put chips into their pitas :)


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  • #198
    Pembily
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    awec wrote: »
    Pembily wrote: »
    KCs in Cork put chips into their pitas :)
    WTF?

    A kebab on chips has no pita!

    It's just chips with kebab meat on top and then covered in sauce!
    What do you eat it out of??


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  • #200
    G-Money
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    This is the Turkish bread sliced, but I'd buy it in a long flat loaf. It was about the width of your hand across, about an inch or two thick. It was great for dipping into the likes of hummus and tzatziki dip.

    20090210-hanci-bread.jpg


  • #201
    Otis Driftwood
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    ToniTuddle wrote: »
    That's because we were there boneyarse :pac:


    Have we sorted a date for this beering event?

    I reckon Saturday the 18th Tuds.

    Hows that for ya?


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