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bunnykelly · 17-04-2007, 20:39

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but why oh why is there a tub of low low lurking in the background?

Ah the ma does get it.

And agreed on the Lovin Spoonful. Top nosh.

crosstownk · 17-04-2007, 23:49

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Originally Posted by bunnykelly

Ah the ma does get it.

Yore ma has brought ridicule on you - tell her to cop herself on and buy some Kerrygold

ferdi · 18-04-2007, 09:42

well brothers, thanks to this thread i had no option but to leave my pc and leggit to the canteen and buy an over priced breakfast bap. wasnt great...wasnt bad either though

cance · 18-04-2007, 13:57

Café Solo in killiney, Jumbo breakfast and a nice black coffee, sorts the hangover right out.

still · 18-04-2007, 16:15

My suggestion would be to have to scoops on the friday night, head to the MANHATTAN on saturday morning about 3 am for the fry (fecking smashing stuff, the prebuttered toast is exceptional) and then get a few hours kip and hit the barge for a large bottle of clonmel chardoney about 10.30 and go from there. At that stage you have the dinner in and can have a good run at the drinking day.

Now that's a Great weekend

still · 18-04-2007, 16:16

My suggestion would be to have to scoops on the friday night, head to the MANHATTAN on saturday morning about 3 am for the fry (fecking smashing stuff, the prebuttered toast is exceptional) and then get a few hours kip and hit the barge for a large bottle of clonmel chardoney about 10.30 and go from there. At that stage you have the dinner in and can have a good run at the drinking day.

Now that's a Great weekend

bunnykelly · 18-04-2007, 20:03

Is Manhattan that pub near Portabello that opens up after clubs close and do breakfasts? You get a great feed in there alright. I couldn't believe it the first time I was introduced. Its like a secret society or something. People go mad when others find out about it!

Degsy · 18-04-2007, 20:18

There's an italian chipper on the corner of marlborogh street and earl street(almost facing the pro cathedral) that do a great all day breakfast,made to orde,sausages,eggs,bacon,pudding,tea and toast..less than a fiver if i recall.If your in teh finglas neck of the woods there's a cafe beside mason estates in the village that does three sizes of all day breakfasts from 6 to 8 euro and a smashing mixed grill for less than a tenner.

bunnykelly · 18-04-2007, 21:42

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If your in teh finglas neck of the woods there's a cafe beside mason estates in the village that does three sizes of all day breakfasts from 6 to 8 euro and a smashing mixed grill for less than a tenner.

Under the bridge in the village? I forget where Mason estates is.

bunnykelly · 18-04-2007, 21:44

Actually I know where you mean, I used to get a fry there every day on my break. I thought you said chipper not cafe. Yeah, its lovely in there alright.

Degsy · 19-04-2007, 10:20

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Originally Posted by bunnykelly

Actually I know where you mean, I used to get a fry there every day on my break. I thought you said chipper not cafe. Yeah, its lovely in there alright.

If you want to venture up towards the shopping centre on cardiffsbridge road,there's an excellent cafe beside dunnes.Its "mini" breakfast would feed you for the day!

***Zaph*** · 19-04-2007, 14:21

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Originally Posted by Degsy

There's an italian chipper on the corner of marlborogh street and earl street(almost facing the pro cathedral) that do a great all day breakfast,made to orde,sausages,eggs,bacon,pudding,tea and toast..less than a fiver if i recall.

Fusciardis? Great chipper that.

kc66 · 19-04-2007, 14:59

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Really out of the way, but in Dunshaughlin in meath, Fidelma's, the best fry EVER. i mean, people travel FROM dublin for their breakfeast. hmmmm i would love one right now...

I'll second that. Its massive. The large one is basically a plate of egg, rashers and sausages and extra plates for everything else, mushrooms, beans, chips. All the coffe/toast/bread you want- €8.50.
The small fry is enough for most people.
Very tasty.

Degsy · 19-04-2007, 15:45

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I'll second that. Its massive. The large one is basically a plate of egg, rashers and sausages and extra plates for everything else, mushrooms, beans, chips. All the coffe/toast/bread you want- €8.50.
The small fry is enough for most people.
Very tasty.

Feckin hell!What say we hire a minibus and organise a BGRH day out,stop off there for breakfast then head from pub to pub till we're all barred?

bunnykelly · 19-04-2007, 16:25

Out there for breakfast, then back to Spurs later on for the steak challenge for dinner.

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18-04-2007, 09:42	#63
ferdi Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Location: the basement, mixing up the medicine Posts: 6,491 Adverts \| Friends	well brothers, thanks to this thread i had no option but to leave my pc and leggit to the canteen and buy an over priced breakfast bap. wasnt great...wasnt bad either though

18-04-2007, 13:57	#64
cance Registered User Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: A dark corner Posts: 1,530 Adverts \| Friends	Café Solo in killiney, Jumbo breakfast and a nice black coffee, sorts the hangover right out.

18-04-2007, 16:15	#65
still Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 51 Adverts \| Friends	My suggestion would be to have to scoops on the friday night, head to the MANHATTAN on saturday morning about 3 am for the fry (fecking smashing stuff, the prebuttered toast is exceptional) and then get a few hours kip and hit the barge for a large bottle of clonmel chardoney about 10.30 and go from there. At that stage you have the dinner in and can have a good run at the drinking day. Now that's a Great weekend

18-04-2007, 16:16	#66
still Registered User Join Date: Jun 2006 Posts: 51 Adverts \| Friends	My suggestion would be to have to scoops on the friday night, head to the MANHATTAN on saturday morning about 3 am for the fry (fecking smashing stuff, the prebuttered toast is exceptional) and then get a few hours kip and hit the barge for a large bottle of clonmel chardoney about 10.30 and go from there. At that stage you have the dinner in and can have a good run at the drinking day. Now that's a Great weekend

18-04-2007, 20:03	#67
bunnykelly Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Cork Posts: 222 Adverts \| Friends	Is Manhattan that pub near Portabello that opens up after clubs close and do breakfasts? You get a great feed in there alright. I couldn't believe it the first time I was introduced. Its like a secret society or something. People go mad when others find out about it!

18-04-2007, 20:18	#68
Degsy Banned Join Date: Dec 2004 Location: To the right of Genghis Khan Posts: 13,055 Adverts \| Friends	There's an italian chipper on the corner of marlborogh street and earl street(almost facing the pro cathedral) that do a great all day breakfast,made to orde,sausages,eggs,bacon,pudding,tea and toast..less than a fiver if i recall.If your in teh finglas neck of the woods there's a cafe beside mason estates in the village that does three sizes of all day breakfasts from 6 to 8 euro and a smashing mixed grill for less than a tenner.

18-04-2007, 21:44	#70
bunnykelly Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Cork Posts: 222 Adverts \| Friends	Actually I know where you mean, I used to get a fry there every day on my break. I thought you said chipper not cafe. Yeah, its lovely in there alright.

19-04-2007, 16:25	#75
bunnykelly Registered User Join Date: Jul 2002 Location: Cork Posts: 222 Adverts \| Friends	Out there for breakfast, then back to Spurs later on for the steak challenge for dinner.