Where do the 'good girls' hide?

k1ll1ngt0n

I originally posted this thread in the Dublin forums, but I was told I might have better luck here.

Maybe the women here can give me a proper perspective.

Here's the scenario:

I'm from the US, visiting Dublin in a few weeks. I'm 30 and past the heavy partying phase. I'm looking for advice as to pubs/clubs/bars to go to, where I might meet people (AKA women) around my age to help pass a Saturday night.

I'm looking for the girls that are level headed, interesting to talk to and fun. Its hard to describe, I guess.

Not interested in drunken party chicks, or meat markets, if that helps.

Any suggestions?

Where do all the local girls hide?

johno2

k1ll1ngt0n wrote: »

I'm looking for the girls that are level headed, interesting to talk to and fun.

Try Munster.

k1ll1ngt0n

Haha. Previous thread started with the recommendation that l go to Galway. Is it really THAT bad?

princess-lala

Nah were all hiding out in Kildare

johno2

k1ll1ngt0n wrote: »

Haha. Previous thread started with the recommendation that l go to Galway. Is it really THAT bad?

No, Galway is a good spot too, but there's more of them in Munster.

johno

Dudess

If by good girls, you mean down-to-earth, low-maintenance kinda heads: try relaxed pubs like Thomas Read's, The Stag's Head, Hogans, The Globe, The Long Haul, Anseo (south of the river), Sin É, The Flowing Tide (north of the river). These are places where there isn't much of a dress code and people tend to just gather to chat and have a laugh, no politics.

k1ll1ngt0n wrote: »

Where do all the local girls hide?

Why local? Just wondering?

Bubble11

I just posted a new thread wondering where all the 'good' guys were to be found in Galway!

smallgarden

Bubble11 wrote: »

I just posted a new thread wondering where all the 'good' guys were to be found in Galway!

id post wondering where "good guys" are in dublin but id just feel like id be copying

jen-

Dudess wrote: »

If by good girls, you mean down-to-earth, low-maintenance kinda heads: try relaxed pubs like Thomas Read's, The Stag's Head, Hogans, The Globe, The Long Haul, Anseo (south of the river), Sin É, The Flowing Tide (north of the river). These are places where there isn't much of a dress code and people tend to just gather to chat and have a laugh, no politics.

Why local? Just wondering?

Yeah definitly Hogans or The Globe, really relaxed and the bar staff are really sound in either of them. Great music in both places too.

Panthro

there was a massive game of hide n seek here in ireland a few years ago, eventually all the baddie girls got fed up hiding and came out to play with the lads, leaving all the good girls to stay and hide.
word on the street is they have been in hiding since.
tragic times.

k1ll1ngt0n

Dudess wrote: »

If by good girls, you mean down-to-earth, low-maintenance kinda heads: try relaxed pubs like Thomas Read's, The Stag's Head, Hogans, The Globe, The Long Haul, Anseo (south of the river), Sin É, The Flowing Tide (north of the river). These are places where there isn't much of a dress code and people tend to just gather to chat and have a laugh, no politics.

Why local? Just wondering?

I guess if I'm going to Ireland, I'd rather talk to a local girl rather than one from the US. I mean, where's the fun in that?

FearDark

Try a different country is my advice!! I dont mean that in a nasty way, just its crazy hard find a "nice girl" in ireland...

Wibbs

Not a ladies lounge thread. Please read the charter folks. And FearDark, maybe try ease up tarring all Irish women with that brush of yours.