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Stuff to do

  • 11-07-2003 5:40pm
    #1
    STaN
    Registered Users Posts: 2,127 ✭✭✭ STaN


    I'd love a list of places to go on a night out or over the weekend. Maybe links to places that do some of the stuff listed below, or a site covering allot of them, maybe reviews or listings.

    Live music, gigs, concerts, live bands.

    Comedy, stand ups, play's, show's etc

    Dinner, nice places to eat out, unusual places

    Event's, canoeing, watersports centres, quad's, hip-hop/pop dancing, tai bo, kickboxing

    For people aged 18-26 basically.


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  • #2
    STaN
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    Oh, in Dublin :)


  • #3
    hedgetrimmer
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,070 ✭✭✭ hedgetrimmer


    www.entertainment.ie is quite good


  • #4
    ToxicPaddy
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    Originally posted by STaN
    .... For people aged 18-26 basically.

    Damn, too old by 2 years :( :mad:


  • #5
    STaN
    Registered Users Posts: 2,127 ✭✭✭ STaN


    lol not strictly :)


  • #6
    Jim
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    well i certainly dont want any old guys hanging around me while im having a good time.


    theres nothing to do in dublin.


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  • #7
    ToxicPaddy
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    Originally posted by Jimeatsmenu
    well i certainly dont want any old guys hanging around me while im having a good time.

    Yeah yer right, if I wanted to hang around with young fellas Id join a creche.. :D


  • #8
    MDR
    Registered Users Posts: 1,532 ✭✭✭ MDR


    theres nothing to do in dublin.

    :rolleyes:

    The last person who said that to me, I asked them what they wanted to do that wasn't available in Dublin, a 'rock bar' was the answer, WTF is a 'rock bar'.

    Anyway ... couple of things I do off and on

    The 'RTE theatre' is presenting 'Romeo and Juliet' on saturday in temple bar square, tickets are free and available from temple bar properties.

    The Ha'penny bridge pub does a amateur standup night on tuesday's or thursday can't remember, anyway its very funny.

    'The George' has its infamous 'tranny' bingo on sunday nights, which is always alot of fun (although I amn't sure if its still going).

    Then there is the lunchtime concerts at the national concert hall, I fact I usually enjoy most things on at the NCH, check out www.nch.ie

    Then there is the Irish Film Centre in temple bar for alternative and international film, not to mention the temple bar music centre for new/alternative music.

    Also I quite enjoy the Gaiety Theatre Jazz Club on saturday nights, its about €10 in but it is well worth it.


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