[Coillte_Bhoy]

Originally Posted by Broxi_Bear_Eire

The Saracen's Head Inn or the Sary Heid in Glasgow made famous by Billy Connolly in his retelling of the Crucifiction. The sort of place where if you went in and didn't have a scar on your face they thought you were a tourist. The tables and chairs bolted to the floor and the ashtrays screwed to the tables. Lovely place.

What ahd you in there anyway? Heading to the game?

[Broxi_Bear_Eire]

Originally Posted by Coillte_Bhoy

What ahd you in there anyway? Heading to the game?

Nah was young at the time and a crowd of decided to go for a visit

[Dr.Zeus]

The Honest Irishman, Camperdown, NSW...........maybe gone now but....an unique experience of antipodean Paddy at his finest!!

Or next was Peter Michael Kelehans in Galway, opposite the Regional Hospital..........allegedly "ladies of the night" frequented it (??). There was I thinking ladies stayed home at night!

[Coillte_Bhoy]

Originally Posted by Broxi_Bear_Eire

Nah was young at the time and a crowd of decided to go for a visit

Ah the bravery and foolishness of youth. Ive never been to any similar establishments on 'the other side'. Whats the equivalent?

[Coillte_Bhoy]

Originally Posted by Dr.Zeus

Or next was Peter Michael Kelehans in Galway, opposite the Regional Hospital..........allegedly "ladies of the night" frequented it (??). There was I thinking ladies stayed home at night!

They did?? I never noticed wheni used frequent the place back in the day. it's well gone now

[old hippy]

Roddy's Bar, Ealing. First time I went there, full of second gen Irish singing RA songs... other times the same people banging on about "coloureds" and "p***s"

That said, the bloke who runs it is as sound as a pound and not all the punters are eejits but you have to be in a certain frame of mind to brave it.

[Broxi_Bear_Eire]

Originally Posted by Coillte_Bhoy

Ah the bravery and foolishness of youth. Ive never been to any similar establishments on 'the other side'. Whats the equivalent?

Ach theres a few of the old ones The Mermaid at Bridgeton cross now there was a pub we played in Manchester years and years ago and I went with a mate on there bus an old style double decker but the bus didn't have any windows

The glaswegian used to be another full of nutters of course I have also been in a few not so nice ones on your side to ie the Brazen Head, Bairds etc
But most of the pubs I go to when I am over are mixed pubs

[mariano rivera]

Originally Posted by old hippy

Roddy's Bar, Ealing. First time I went there, full of second gen Irish singing RA songs... other times the same people banging on about "coloureds" and "p***s"

That said, the bloke who runs it is as sound as a pound and not all the punters are eejits but you have to be in a certain frame of mind to brave it.

Was that near the Halfway House on Ealing Broadway?

[Coillte_Bhoy]

Originally Posted by Broxi_Bear_Eire

Ach theres a few of the old ones The Mermaid at Bridgeton cross now there was a pub we played in Manchester years and years ago and I went with a mate on there bus an old style double decker but the bus didn't have any windows

The glaswegian used to be another full of nutters of course I have also been in a few not so nice ones on your side to ie the Brazen Head, Bairds etc
But most of the pubs I go to when I am over are mixed pubs

Dont mind the brazen or bairds before a game but going there afterwards or any other day, no thanks

[Duffy the Vampire Slayer]

Creatons in Ballaghaderreen Co. Mayo/Roscommon/ No mans land. Absolute dump.

[old hippy]

Originally Posted by mariano rivera

Was that near the Halfway House on Ealing Broadway?

It's closer to Brentford. Where was the Halfway House in regards to EB station?

[dubh101]

Originally Posted by Dr.Zeus

The Honest Irishman, Camperdown, NSW...........maybe gone now but....an unique experience of antipodean Paddy at his finest!!

Or next was Peter Michael Kelehans in Galway, opposite the Regional Hospital..........allegedly "ladies of the night" frequented it (??). There was I thinking ladies stayed home at night!

Lol I worked there,a totaly mad place.

[lisa_celtic]

The Players Lounge Dublin

Haggies bar Glasgow

Heffernans in DonohiLl in Tipperary dirtiest pub ever!!

[Broxi_Bear_Eire]

Originally Posted by lisa_celtic

The Players Lounge Dublin

Haggies bar Glasgow

Heffernans in DonohiLl in Tipperary dirtiest pub ever!!

I cross the street when I pass that place

[Yawlboy]

The Tropicana in Bermondsey - the unofficial Millwall FC supporters club. No windows, they boarded them up after a local fan got set alight and chucked in through one. Owner kept asking us if we could see the ghosts.....