Anything on this Saturday?

Oriel

Hi Folks,
I'm going to be in Galway this Saturday night by myself - is there anywhere decent to go to? I'm not free any other night.
And I hate dance music before anybody begins.
Infact you, could gauge my tastes from my myspace: www.myspace.com/sinecurea

Any sugguestions?
Cheers,
Steve.

Alessandra

Don't know what your into(not bothered clicking on your page) but check out the Roisin Dubh it might have a gig on: www.roisindubh.net.

Oriel

I'm used to the venue, a friend of mine plays there quite regularly.
Damien Dempsey though? Meh. And tickets have probably sold out anyway.

Wanders_fan

upstairs in cuba is alternate music.usually indie and rock it is normally good at the weekend

JIZZLORD

is de burgos still good?
havent been in 18 months

Wanders_fan

upstairs in cuba is alternate music.usually indie and rock it is normally good at the weekend

biko

Didn't bother with link either but if you don't like dance music then stick to the West - Roisin, Blue and Crane. Club Arus might be good on a Sat.

Dalfiatach

Sally Long's obviously for the early pints, then either Roisin's or the top floor of Cuba after 11.30. The Damien Dempsey gig will be over by midnight in Roisin's then it's free in till 2am with an alternative/indie/rock disco.

The music in Sally's can go a bit Shiny on a Saturday 10.30-11pm to cater for the sudden invasion of CPs heads, but then it goes back to rock till last orders at 12.30. Usually.

Oriel

Cheers for the info! Now, what are the Galway girlies like?

Dalfiatach

Oriel wrote: »

Cheers for the info! Now, what are the Galway girlies like?

Galway girls are mostly from Mayo, Donegal and Poland

Lockstep

Oh the dulcet tones of the Donegal girl accents.
College is infested with them.
you can't go anywhere without some young lass talking like Gerry Adams

Dalfiatach

kickoutthejams wrote: »

Oh the dulcet tones of the Donegal girl accents.
College is infested with them.
you can't go anywhere without some young lass talking like Gerry Adams

That there's fightin' talk, ye southern jessie. How dare you compare the soft musical lilt of Donegal to the chewing-a-brick harsh burr of Belshaft!!

Tis like saying all Galwegians sound just like Jackie Healy-Rae to me...

Fletch123

JIZZLORD wrote: »

is de burgos still good?
havent been in 18 months

I was there a few weeks ago and had a great time and a good ol dance. Doors can close early these days (sometimes 12.30 or 1) because the place is packed so be warned in case you can't get in.

Lockstep

Dalfiatach wrote: »

That there's fightin' talk, ye southern jessie. How dare you compare the soft musical lilt of Donegal to the chewing-a-brick harsh burr of Belshaft!!

Tis like saying all Galwegians sound just like Jackie Healy-Rae to me...

I'm not from Ireland.
Cut me some slack.
Ijust moved here 6 weeks ago.
All the northern accents sound the same to me.

Dalfiatach

kickoutthejams wrote: »

Cut me some slack.

I'm only messing

Never say something like that to a bunch of Donegal lassies in real life though, unless you want to start an argument

gaeilgegrinds

Model Behaviour in Halo, as I'm preggers won't be at it but my beauties will!

Lockstep

I went to a Sinn Fein meeting in college as I was at a loose end.
Scary scary people.
All women too.
From Donegal(mostly)

biko

Makes mental note to attend more Free Stater SF meetings in future.

C-J

A few of my girls are down from Dublin so we're heading out on the town!! Few drinks in my house first then into probably the Quays, Kings Head, etc. If you see a Mayo girl in the middle of a load of Corkonians then you'll know who we are!

DRakE

gaeilgegrinds wrote: »

Model Behaviour in Halo, as I'm preggers won't be at it but my beauties will!

what?! you're pregnant?!

gaeilgegrinds

Yes, why does that surprise you?! Nearly 7 months...

Fionn MacCool

The Donegal girls have a gorgeous accent