engsoc nite out, shoes?

uprooted shane · 30-10-2007 6:39pm #1

heya people, sorry if this is the rong place but, im headin out tonight and its my first time out in dub. headin on the eng soc nite out to down under, just wondering if ill neet to wear shoes to get in?

30-10-2007 7:12pm

Yeah, some places won't like you wearing runners but if you're going to a club or some of the places eng soc used to go you'l definitely need shoes.

Edit: Oh, you're going to Down Under? Never liked that place. Wear shoes though, there are bouncers on the door.

uprooted shane · 30-10-2007 7:15pm

chears myth!!

have a good night!

30-10-2007 7:16pm

Yay. Well, at least I've Valium now.

Boston · 30-10-2007 7:19pm

Dublin is nothing like the country when it comes to footwear. The vast majority of places couldn't care less. Every pub and club in the city center wants to be seen as trendy with the young people and theres simply too much competition for the young euro for the type of bull**** that goes on in most Irish towns. You're going to an organised event in the club, you could be wearing your runners on your head and you'd still get in.

uprooted shane · 30-10-2007 8:41pm

right. bit confused now so,

runners then?:D:D:D:D:D
god im slow!!!

30-10-2007 8:47pm

Meh, I'd still wear shoes. Would be a pain in the ass to turn around and not get in.

uprooted shane · 30-10-2007 8:49pm

aaye actualy, thats a fair point, shoes it is!!!!:):):)

have a good one lads, chears

oh and happy halloween

godtabh · 30-10-2007 10:34pm

All depends. I wore runners to a clue on Sunday night. If your gona wear runners at least make sure they are clean!

Crash · 31-10-2007 12:50am

I've seen bouncers in tons of clubs turn away runners, and its always on a random decision - you can rarely second guess em.

best bet - get yourself a nice pair of boots or alright looking shoes that are comfy enough - will do for everyday wearing as well, and will allow you to go out for a club on a spur of the moment thing

uprooted shane · 31-10-2007 2:33am

çrash_000 wrote: »

I've seen bouncers in tons of clubs turn away runners, and its always on a random decision - you can rarely second guess em.

best bet - get yourself a nice pair of boots or alright looking shoes that are comfy enough - will do for everyday wearing as well, and will allow you to go out for a club on a spur of the moment thing

haha i ended up runnin late for the bus and grabing runners, was half way down the road before i realised, lets just say now im messed and just home from down under!!!

brill night, thanks for advice lads, have to get a decent pair of boots!!!!!:D:D:D:D:D:D:D

godtabh · 31-10-2007 9:11am

uprooted shane wrote: »

lets just say now im messed and just home from down under!!!

Early night so?

uprooted shane · 03-11-2007 7:13pm

nope, just for the futuer!

Moorsy · 03-11-2007 7:43pm

I've never had any problems with the runners issue. Last week I went to the pav unexpectedly and then went out to the Village. I was wearing runners and a hoody, bouncers didn't bat an eye-lid.
Don't think most place care, its more a personal choice. Some runners can be trendy as well depends on whether there you normal Air Max, Nike etc or fashion runners.