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quiet pub tonight

  • 17-10-2009 6:47pm
    #1
    pwd
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    Can you recommend a pub that would be quiet tonight? In the city centre only.
    Thanks

    would the george be quiet?


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  • #2
    sioda
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    Not many pubs in town quiet on a home game night


  • #3
    pwd
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    The George was quiet enough to get comfortable seats, space and hear each other talk.


  • #4
    irishvamp90
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    ah the rugby was on early town wasnt crazy like the 2006 final,the munster buzz is kinda gone cause all the fans can get tickets and dont have to watch in pubs


  • #5
    Paulegend
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    yesterdays game wasnt exactly a glamour game so you wouldnt get many in the pubs wqatching specially with soccer on at the same time.


  • #6
    zuroph
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    It was an early start game, against a team from pretty far away so very few travelling fans, early in season, so the bandwagoners havent latched on yet.
    I'll be demoted to watching the later games in the pub once the bandwagoners get interested again and all the corporate tickets are snapped up, I only got tickets from supporters club because of returns from the Munster allocation. Very frustrating.


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  • #7
    jmccoy
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    zuroph wrote: »
    It was an early start game, against a team from pretty far away so very few travelling fans, early in season, so the bandwagoners havent latched on yet.
    I'll be demoted to watching the later games in the pub once the bandwagoners get interested again and all the corporate tickets are snapped up, I only got tickets from supporters club because of returns from the Munster allocation. Very frustrating.

    Not to be pedantic or cause offence, but join your local club and you should have no bother with tickets. As for the corporate market, its gone very quiet.

    On quiet pubs, most pubs in Limerick are quiet these days. Last night was very bad.


  • #8
    zuroph
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 11,097 ✭✭✭✭zuroph


    jmccoy wrote: »
    Not to be pedantic or cause offence, but join your local club and you should have no bother with tickets. As for the corporate market, its gone very quiet.

    On quiet pubs, most pubs in Limerick are quiet these days. Last night was very bad.
    there's a problem with joining the local club, several family allegiances dragging me in several directions, better not to open that can of worms :p


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