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Where to go, what to do?

fr-chris · 2006-08-08 15:22:00

Hello all! We're a group of 5-6 french guys coming in october (20th to the 23rd). We'd like to know which places are good to go, which pubs are the best ones and so on... We also are going to book at the B&B called Linderhof. Does anybody know if it's such a good place? Thanks for your help guys and see you around! Chris.

08-08-2006 3:22pm

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fr-chris

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Hello all!

We're a group of 5-6 french guys coming in october (20th to the 23rd). We'd like to know which places are good to go, which pubs are the best ones and so on...
We also are going to book at the B&B called Linderhof. Does anybody know if it's such a good place?
Thanks for your help guys and see you around!

Chris.

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#2 08-08-2006 5:00pm

biko

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Linderhof? Google.

Arrêt à GALWAY pour la nuit au B & B "Linderhof". Une mention particulière pour cet établissement à l'accueil exceptionnel. La propriétaire est unique.

Activites - have a look here.

Pubs etc. There are +200 to choose from, mostly good ones

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#3 09-08-2006 12:14pm

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Hope the weather turns out to be OK for you. If not you can head to the pub for the day:)

Pubs: Front Door, Busker Brownes, Living Room, Quays, Kings Head.........the list goes on and on

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#4 09-08-2006 6:05pm

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I don't think they're middle-aged, but I could be wong.

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#5 10-08-2006 10:43am

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SyxPak wrote:

I don't think they're middle-aged, but I could be wong.

Maybe you're wight, maybe you're wong

I take your point:p on some of those pubs but places like the Quays are worth a look for the average tourist just to see a fairly unique pub design.

I'm sure they'll be able to figure out the "type of crowd" thing for themselves:)

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#6 10-08-2006 11:31am

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Naux wrote:

Maybe you're wight, maybe you're wong

I take your point:p on some of those pubs but places like the Quays are worth a look for the average tourist just to see a fairly unique pub design.

I'm sure they'll be able to figure out the "type of crowd" thing for themselves:)

I thought he meant the whole "hope the weather turns out to be OK"

Christ i wouldnt go near any of those pubs when im middle aged at times i find them a bit too much now.

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#7 10-08-2006 11:51am

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It depends what you like, really. I hang out in the roisin dubh a lot it's a good place if you like live music and they have a really cool beergarden on th roof now if the weather is ok in october. de Burgos is fun too on a saturday for dancing

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