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Places to bring the girlfriend.

rubberbandit · 2010-11-21 02:53:30

I'm having a problem trying to find places to bring my girlfriend in the general Dublin area. She lives in the country and i'm from Dublin, we see each other every few weeks and like to go out and do things together. The only thing is after bringing her to the cinema and on a tour of my local area, i'm pretty much stuck…

21-11-2010 2:53am

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I'm having a problem trying to find places to bring my girlfriend in the general Dublin area. She lives in the country and i'm from Dublin, we see each other every few weeks and like to go out and do things together. The only thing is after bringing her to the cinema and on a tour of my local area, i'm pretty much stuck for places to goor things to do. I'm not looking for anything too "touristy" but if anyone knows any good places thats a bit of fun it would really help me out.

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#2 21-11-2010 2:54am

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lap dance joint. ossum

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#3 21-11-2010 2:54am

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What part of Dublin are you in?

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#4 21-11-2010 2:56am

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I'm from the northside of Dublin but I drive so location isnt a problem.

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#5 21-11-2010 2:59am

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Sealife in Bray, maybe?

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#6 21-11-2010 3:01am

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Cinema, pub, cinema, pub, cinema, pub

Its all money if you want to do something. Go out for dinner, look for gigs to go to. Bring her dogging

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#7 21-11-2010 3:04am

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why do people post questions like this on AH..

the mind boggles...

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#8 21-11-2010 3:09am

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Now we're talking. Sealife, worth a look into thanks.

im always looking around for gigs and the like.
Don't think she'd be up for dogging now.. maybe if i ask nicely.

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#9 21-11-2010 3:14am

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rubberbandit wrote: »

I'm having a problem trying to find places to bring my girlfriend in the general Dublin area. She lives in the country and i'm from Dublin, we see each other every few weeks and like to go out and do things together. The only thing is after bringing her to the cinema and on a tour of my local area, i'm pretty much stuck for places to goor things to do. I'm not looking for anything too "touristy" but if anyone knows any good places thats a bit of fun it would really help me out.

Without stretching it too far, OP this forum might be better suited to your query.

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