Things to do in Dublin?

Doc · 28-01-2004 4:25pm #1

My cosine and 3 of his friends are coming over to Dublin from America this weekend (arriving Thursday leaving Monday night.) and I’m looking for suggestions as to what to do with them. They should be all 24’ish. I’ll probably just end up taking them to pubs and getting drunk but any better ideas would be much appreciated!

SheroN · 28-01-2004 4:26pm

My uncle says smoking crack is pretty cool....

Lump · 28-01-2004 4:26pm

take them around dublin, show them some leprachuns..... (spelt like that for effect)

John

Verdammt · 28-01-2004 4:28pm

Get involved in a fist fight, then when the cops come, you leggit. They get arrested and have to stay in the Joy for the summer. That'll learn them !!!!

Johnny Versace · 28-01-2004 4:28pm

Originally posted by Doc
My cosine and 3 of his friends are coming over to Dublin from America this...

I'd comment on this, but I know I'll just go off on a tangent...

SheroN · 28-01-2004 4:29pm

posting up puns like that is a terrible sine on boards you know :rolleyes:

Doc · 28-01-2004 4:29pm

If I take those suggestions in order that might just work...

UnrealQueen · 28-01-2004 4:30pm

You could bring them to the cinema, out to some kool restaurents, bowling, skating....

There loads of stuff to do in Dublin.

Sleipnir · 28-01-2004 4:31pm

Originally posted by Johnny Versace
I'd comment on this, but I know I'll just go off on a tangent...

dammit, got there first.

Doc · 28-01-2004 4:34pm

Originally posted by UnrealQueen
You could bring them to the cinema, out to some kool restaurents, bowling, skating....

There loads of stuff to do in Dublin.

Yea but i kind of want to do something kind of Irish. No point in coming all the way over here and doing what you can do at home.

Doctor J · 28-01-2004 4:34pm

Originally posted by Johnny Versace
I'd comment on this, but I know I'll just go off on a tangent...

Magnifique.

Back on topic:

There's not really much to do in Dublin (which doesn't involve getting hammered) which doesn't cost a fortune (and getting hammered costs loads too).

Maybe hire a car and take to the hills, do the whole nature thing?

Verdammt · 28-01-2004 4:36pm

Originally posted by Doc
If I take those suggestions in order that might just work...

Mmmmmmm,

Crack
Leparchauns
Fighting

sounds like a normal day in ireland, doesn't it ??

mada999 · 28-01-2004 4:40pm

go on the dublin ghost tour, get cans of spray paint and spray cock shaped murals on the millenium spire. . . .

Sleipnir · 28-01-2004 4:42pm

Originally posted by Doctor J
There's not really much to do in Dublin (which doesn't involve getting hammered) which doesn't cost a fortune (and getting hammered costs loads too).

Maybe hire a car and take to the hills, do the whole nature thing?

Yeah but bring cans obviously. :rolleyes:

Dr. Dodger · 28-01-2004 4:51pm

one word "angels"

whosurpaddy · 28-01-2004 4:53pm

id say that viking tour thing would be a laugh.

also dunno of opening times etc but u cant really go wrong with a tour of the guinness brewery followed by a pint in their revolving restauant/pub in the sky.

Raphael · 28-01-2004 4:54pm

i can think of lotsa things to do in Dub...

Get mugged......

Ok, thats it

Sleipnir · 28-01-2004 4:55pm

Originally posted by whosurpaddy
id say that viking tour thing would be a laugh.

also dunno of opening times etc but u cant really go wrong with a tour of the guinness brewery followed by a pint in their revolving restauant/pub in the sky.

er it doesn't revolve. You obviously had far more than one pint!

Töpher · 28-01-2004 4:59pm

Always be prepared to hand over your wallet!

Buy green trousers and walk around Temple Bar and ask if a random stranger knows where Limeriiiickeh is.

whosurpaddy · 28-01-2004 5:00pm

Originally posted by Kananga
er it doesn't revolve. You obviously had far more than one pint!

it did when i was there

Sparkle · 28-01-2004 5:44pm

Here's some places/ideas
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Good Luck, hope the weather picks up.

Things to do in Dublin?

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