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Price of a pint of guinness

  • 12-09-2008 02:40PM
    #1
    duncanb
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    How much do you pay for a pint of guinness in your local in galway


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  • #2
    WooPeeA
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    Depend of the pub. My friend told me that there's pub at Salthill he went through and paid €3,50. Shop Street and night clubs usually €4,50-5,00. But most of the pubs charge about €4.


  • #3
    Bass Cadet
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 719 ✭✭✭Bass Cadet


    Cookes on Newcastle rd/shantalla rd junction have it for €3.20 on a tuesday! €3.70 at all other time (i think)


  • #4
    cornbb
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    About €3.80 usually.


  • #5
    biko
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    duncanb wrote: »
    How much do you guys pay for a pint of guinness in your local?
    duncanb wrote: »
    How much do you pay for a pint of guinness in your local in kerry
    duncanb wrote: »
    How much do you pay for a pint of guinness in your local in galway
    You asked in Kerry, Dublin and here. Why do you want to know?


  • #6
    dilallio
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    Bass Cadet wrote: »
    Cookes on Newcastle rd/shantalla rd junction have it for €3.20 on a tuesday! €3.70 at all other time (i think)

    TERRIFIC TUESDAY :D


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  • #7
    brianthebard
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    biko wrote: »
    You asked in Kerry, Dublin and here. Why do you want to know?


    NATIONAL PUB CRAWL!!!!111!!1


  • #8
    Krieg
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 2,378 ✭✭✭Krieg


    brianthebard wrote: »
    NATIONAL PUB CRAWL!!!!111!!1

    That, ladies and gentlemen, is an idea!

    My hats off to you sir


    OT: €4


  • #9
    Mrs OBumble
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    3.95 in Tig Coili

    4.15 in An Tober

    3.70 in An Pucan

    3.80 in The Crane

    3.60 (I think) in the Western


  • #10
    lasair
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    It's €3.50 in the pub where I work...


  • #11
    chrussell
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    €4.10 in the quays....not too impressed it should be around €3.80, I once paid £8 sterling for a pint of the black stuff in the Hilton in glasgow! b*stards


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  • #12
    Mrs OBumble
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    lasair wrote: »
    It's €3.50 in the pub where I work...

    Name it, or it doesn't happen!

    (And if you say Arus na nGael, I'll be most unimpressed ... am sure they charged me 3.60 last time I was there.)


  • #13
    Jamey
    Closed Accounts Posts: 389 ✭✭Jamey


    €3.90 in most of the places I drink. €3.80 in Monroe's.

    It's going up all the time. It was €3.30 in most places when I started drinking it about 3 years ago.


  • #14
    nobodythere
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    €4.20 in the Roisin.

    But at least they taste alright. Pretty sure it was 3.60 before the summer


  • #15
    toiletduck
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    grasshopa wrote: »
    €4.20 in the Roisin.

    Yeah but don't they bump up the price after a certain time? I've noticed it with Smithwicks anyways.


  • #16
    kraggy
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    grasshopa wrote: »
    €4.20 in the Roisin.

    But at least they taste alright. Pretty sure it was 3.60 before the summer

    That's scandalous that there's a 60-70 cent price difference between the Roisin and other places.

    And is that true that they bump up the prices? I hate that. Awful sneaky.


  • #17
    maki
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    €4.10 in Massimo as far as I remember from a night that should not be remembered. They're owned by the crowd that owns the Roisin and the Blue Note which explains the high price.


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