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Birmingham - trad music/Irish pubs (split off)

ann100 · 2009-06-10 16:24:20

I would like Irish music or a sing song session in Birmingham or near Birmingham 10 mins in a taxi i am staying in the Britannia hotel new street

10-06-2009 4:24pm

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ann100

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I would like Irish music or a sing song session in Birmingham or near Birmingham 10 mins in a taxi i am staying in the Britannia hotel new street

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#2 10-06-2009 6:53pm

Gran Hermano

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Glad I'm not the only one who thought it a tad strange.
The food in England ain't all that foreign
I know if I was in Birmingham I'd be out looking for a proper ruby!

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#3 10-06-2009 8:16pm

Fratton Fred

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The Irish area in Brum is just off the bullring I believe, just south of selfridges. There are several Irish pubs there anyway so there might be something in that region.

Personally I'd go for a ruby as suggested though.

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