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best pubs in the county for the craic!!! no city pubs , thanks

  • 13-08-2009 1:59pm
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    joeduggan
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    so whats the best pubs in the county for the craic, the best pint, best pub for music etc. etc. etc. ????


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  • #2
    Minto
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    joeduggan wrote: »
    so whats the best pubs in the county for the craic, the best pint, best pub for music etc. etc. etc. ????

    There's a good few decent pubs in Tramore IMO. But possibly the best craic ever was when a few of us from work went to Martha Powers in Queen Street. Only draft beer was Guinness, no coolers for beer, but we had a great night, Martha herself was very accommodating and a laugh.

    Another decent place for a good pint and a bitta craic, is Hearneys in Dunhill!


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    joeduggan
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    Minto wrote: »
    There's a good few decent pubs in Tramore IMO. But possibly the best craic ever was when a few of us from work went to Martha Powers in Queen Street. Only draft beer was Guinness, no coolers for beer, but we had a great night, Martha herself was very accommodating and a laugh.

    Another decent place for a good pint and a bitta craic, is Hearneys in Dunhill!
    yeah. harneys is a good spot alright. anyone else have any places?


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    JackM_79
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    Saratoga in Woodstown is also a good spot, trad night on the 1st friday of every month. there is also a Mussel festival being held here on 4th/5th of Sept which is usually a good craic + free shelfish:p


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    joeduggan
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    JackM_79 wrote: »
    Saratoga in Woodstown is also a good spot, trad night on the 1st friday of every month. there is also a Mussel festival being held here on 4th/5th of Sept which is usually a good craic + free shelfish:p
    yeah. heard thats a good spot. never been in there though. although i wont be down for the festival. i hate shellfish. :D:D


  • #6
    CantGetNoSleep
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    Minto wrote: »
    There's a good few decent pubs in Tramore IMO. But possibly the best craic ever was when a few of us from work went to Martha Powers in Queen Street. Only draft beer was Guinness, no coolers for beer, but we had a great night, Martha herself was very accommodating and a laugh.

    Another decent place for a good pint and a bitta craic, is Hearneys in Dunhill!
    Wouldnt be in to that Queen St place at all, was only in there once but certainly didnt get the impression they welcome visitors


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  • #7
    Minto
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    CantGetNoSleep wrote: »
    Wouldnt be in to that Queen St place at all, was only in there once but certainly didnt get the impression they welcome visitors

    I thought that we'd be asked to leave or would be given the cold shoulder, but Martha and her regulars were very nice and accommodating to the whole group.


  • #8
    joeduggan
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    Minto wrote: »
    I thought that we'd be asked to leave or would be given the cold shoulder, but Martha and her regulars were very nice and accommodating to the whole group.
    wheres queen street??


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    Sully
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    joeduggan wrote: »
    wheres queen street??

    Where the Vic pub is.. Just off the main st or past the post office / grand hotel.

    Marthas frequently has young(sh) non regulars. Its been reviewed by various pub groups who wouldst be regular also. It can sometimes be hit and miss, true, but most like that about it. Best visiting time is after 11sh and not pissed acting the eejit. Weekends, depending on when in the year, are different. Probably the best time over weekdays. Race week and christmas time is an example of such, often packed out with groups of people in their late 20s to early 40s.

    In general, most won't have an issue going. If you are allowed in, then there isn't an issue. If your not welcome, you wouldn't have been let in:) it can be a bit off putting if there is only a few in there, as its a different type of place most folk would be used to. The older generation being an exception mostly.


  • #10
    babystrawberry
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    Very good pub out past Kilmeaden, Haughtons, tiny little place but good craic in there at nights. Its past Ballyduff GAA pitch.


  • #11
    joeduggan
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    babystrawberry wrote: »
    Very good pub out past Kilmeaden, Haughtons, tiny little place but good craic in there at nights. Its past Ballyduff GAA pitch.
    i dont live too far from there but ive never been in there strangely enough.


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    salome74
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    The Moorings The Anchor & The Local

    all in Dungarvan..........................:)


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