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Can someone suggest a good Boozer in Dublin

  • 05-12-2008 10:43am
    #1
    Victor_M
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    Planning a night out in town next Friday with about 10 lads trying to book or go somewhere that we can all sit together and catch up. I tried booking the Baggot Inn and they are full already anyone got any suggestions for a suitable venue that would accommodate 10 - 15 lads near/in town?

    Thanks.
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  • #2
    BeerNut
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    Pubs aren't going to want to take bookings this time of year. You could try the Bull & Castle Beer Hall at Christchurch (475 1122), but you'd need to be promising to be in early.

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    BeerNut wrote: »
    Pubs aren't going to want to take bookings this time of year.

    Au contraire mon ami :)

    Messrs Maguire took a booking for me and my mates, for tonight at 7, only last week.

    Do they still have that cask stuff there, if they do, what am I asking for?

    Have they any specials on at the minute?


  • #4
    BeerNut
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    Fair enough, though it's still early in la saison.

    MM ain't had any cask beer in the pub in many many a year, sadly. The Porter was still on when I was in on Monday. Lovely stuff, if a bit gassy from the keg, and be sure to let it warm up a bit before drinking.

    OP: Messrs Maguire and the Temple Bar Porterhouse are two other places in town that tend not to blink when large groups want to book a table.

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  • #5
    oblivious
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    Des wrote: »
    Do they still have that cask stuff there, if they do, what am I asking for?

    Unfortunately the pub management are really bothered about pushing the own beers, as far as I am aware the cask beers where fro the UK market or festivals

    TSB in the porterhouse is probably your best bet


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