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Pubs in Bettystown

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  • 14-12-2014 10:51am
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    MANUTD99
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    Going to be moving to Bettystown in next few weeks. Just wondering what peoples opinions are on the local pubs.

    I like going out during the odd afternoon on a Sat/Sunday to watch a game. Just wondering which would be the best place.

    Looking for somewhere which is quiet and friendly

    thanks


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    nc6000
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    Somewhere quiet and friendly pretty much rules out all the pubs in Bettystown I would say.


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    MANUTD99
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    nc6000 wrote: »
    Somewhere quiet and friendly pretty much rules out all the pubs in Bettystown I would say.

    All are kips then in your opinion?


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    nc6000
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    MANUTD99 wrote: »
    All are kips then in your opinion?

    I wouldn't be recommending any of them but I guess someone must like them or they wouldn't be still open.


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    spongebob89
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    When I lived there back in 05, the pubs were decent fora pint and a match and that was before they built that big hotel outside the caravan site so that will definitely be decent. Down the town there was a small hotel pub accross the road from the bookies which was grand too.

    Bettystown is a nice area with a community atmosphere you get to know alot of locals and the summers are a good vibe too woth the beaches an that esp if you have kids. I just needed back to Dublin because I was young and the winters down there can be depression living in a mobile home


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    chrysagon
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    not a native to be seen!!!

    quicker finding a virgin in Soho !!


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    nc6000
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    That hotel is closed a few years now I'm afraid. It wasn't great but was the best of a bad bunch.


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    therewillbe
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    Morans in Mornington but a Taxi is required.


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    opawaman
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    therewillbe wrote: »
    Morans in Mornington but a Taxi is required.

    Moran's was always a neat old fashioned pub, like Mc Donaghs in Bettystown and Similar to what Garvey's was in Bettystown square way back in history.


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