Where to watch football in the city, with these stipulations

podge018

I want to be able to sit in a normal seat or stool, not a high stool at a high table. I want to watch the match on a nice big tv, not a wobbly projector screen. I would like to be able to hear the commentary/analysis.

That's it, not much is it? Anybody any ideas?

John Mason

Your sitting room ???

fobster

pink fluffy bunny wrote: »

Your sitting room ???

Comes with the added bonus of cheaper booze!

podge018

no, I don't have a living room in the city centre.

admiralofthefleet

we are deep in recession, its a wednesday night. you will probably be able to choose anywhere in the city centre to watch the match. upstairs in the oval on middle abbey street would be where i would go, but im watching it at home

Gaspode

Try any city centre hotel, should be quiet enough midweek. Go upmarket for comfort, but not too far that they look down their nose at you if you ask for soccer on the TV!

Xavi6

Here's a revolutionary idea - go to the game and support the team. Croker's walking distance from town.

podge018

What rubbish are you talking, I'm going to the game in Croker tonight.

Just thought of McTurcaills, think that will do me.

Gavin "shels"

If you're talking about watching a Premiership match on a Saturday or Sunday try Peggy Kellys in Harolds Cross, not city centre but a short walk away.

Or here's an idea go to a League of Ireland match.:rolleyes:

stovelid

Gavin shels wrote: »

Or here's an idea go to a League of Ireland match.:rolleyes:

Watching it live is for mugs. How can you know what distance the free kicks are taken from or - crucially - at what speed they travel.

You need to wise up, Gavin.

OP: hotel bars are a good bet, I find. Less noise.

podge018

Gavin shels wrote: »

If you're talking about watching a Premiership match on a Saturday or Sunday try Peggy Kellys in Harolds Cross, not city centre but a short walk away.

Or here's an idea go to a League of Ireland match.:rolleyes:

What's with people's attitude. I haven't missed a Bohs game all season, or a home game in 4 years.

Roll your eyes elsewhere lad.

stovelid

podge018 wrote: »

What's with people's attitude. I haven't missed a Bohs game all season, or a home game in 4 years.

LOL, do you know Podge is also Padraig Amond's nickname? Might be time to subscribe for a name change.

Gavin "shels"

podge018 wrote: »

What's with people's attitude. I haven't missed a Bohs game all season, or a home game in 4 years.

Roll your eyes elsewhere lad.

That's what the rolling my eyes is for now, Bohs pppppffffffffffff.:P