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Fish shop down by the docks

  • 17-08-2007 11:18am
    #1
    workaccount
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    Anyone know when the fish comes in fresh. Is it Thursday morning or something?


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  • #2
    JohnCleary
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    The Galway Bay seafood place? Not too sure, but it comes in pretty often, they have a high turnover. You're pretty much guaranteed decent fish... from what i've heard anyhow


  • #3
    Fletch123
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    I heard from somewhere though never buy fish on a Monday (which makes sense if you think about it).


  • #4
    gaeilgegrinds
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    Cos fishermen don't fish on a Sunday? Hmm...they do...


  • #5
    Fletch123
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    I thought it was because fish shops don't usually open on a Sunday so fish on display might be left over from Saturday (if it's a dodgy fish shop).


  • #6
    JohnCleary
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    Fletch123 wrote:
    I thought it was because fish shops don't usually open on a Sunday so fish on display might be left over from Saturday (if it's a dodgy fish shop).


    No it's that the fish do sleep in on Sunday's so the fishermen won't catch much :D


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  • #7
    Fletch123
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    :)


  • #8
    gaeilgegrinds
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    Buy from a good fish shop & you won't have to worry


  • #9
    JohnCleary
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    Forgot to mention Ernie's on Sea Road, seem's decent. Well, no dead bodies found yet fingers crossed :D

    Just be prepared to talk, or bring ear plugs. If you catch Ernie himself he'll be talkin to ya for a while!


  • #10
    gaeilgegrinds
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    Ah Ernie is lovely, bless! Don't let ye be put off by the dead body, in all honesty Ali is a real gentlemen & it wasn't his fault what happened. I'm still going there!


  • #11
    Fletch123
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    Are there any other good fish shops around Galway? Has anyone gotten fish from the market on a Saturday before?


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  • #12
    gaeilgegrinds
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    I have, ya it's grand. Only problem is it's not there everyday but when I got it twas very fresh!


  • #13
    JohnCleary
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    gaeilgegrinds wrote:
    Ah Ernie is lovely, bless! Don't let ye be put off by the dead body, in all honesty Ali is a real gentlemen & it wasn't his fault what happened. I'm still going there!

    Ah ya have to expect the jokes in fairness!

    Christ though, how often does he clean out his freezers?! :eek:


  • #14
    gaeilgegrinds
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    They're not like regular freezers, anyway where the body was it would have been difficult to see it. He had cleared out the freezer but not moved that part.


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