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Price Comparisons

  • 07-08-2011 8:29pm
    #1
    barney4001
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    Was at the Kingdom Hall last night in Kilkeel, a Garth Brooks night was on 3 pints and a vodka and coke £7 00
    in my local same drink costs £12 40,
    was down at Druids Glen in Wicklow for a few days a pint and a whiskey cost 10 euro, in Greystones a special dinner offer was on display 18.50 euro, dinner in Canal Court Newry £7 50,Kilmoray Arms in Kilkeel a good dinner £4 95 turkey and ham plenty of spuds and veg with it as well,makes you wonder don't it


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  • #2
    The Hill Billy
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 22,818 ✭✭✭✭The Hill Billy


    Are all of the above establishments catering for the same demographic & serving a similar quality of food/providing a similar level of service?


  • #3
    barney4001
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    The Hill Billy wrote: »
    Are all of the above establishments catering for the same demographic & serving a similar quality of food/providing a similar level of service?



    The Kingdom hall is a gaelic club,Druids Glen and Castle Court are 4/5 star hotels
    Kilmoray Arms a 3 star hotel,there was a cover charge at the Kindom of £6 still the drink was worth it, as was the night


  • #4
    The Hill Billy
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    There's no comparison to be made between a GAA club bar & the bar in Druid's Glen. These are two completely different operations catering to different clientel & with vastly different operating costs - which would of course have an impact on their respective pricing.

    Also, you don't say what the was served in the 'special dinner' for €18.50 when you compare it to the turkey & ham dinner. Was the Greystones establishment a restaurant? Did you dine in the bar or the restaurant in the Northern Irish hotels?

    I don't really see the point you are trying to make tbh.


  • #5
    barney4001
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 1,447 ✭✭✭barney4001


    The Hill Billy wrote: »
    There's no comparison to be made between a GAA club bar & the bar in Druid's Glen. These are two completely different operations catering to different clientel & with vastly different operating costs - which would of course have an impact on their respective pricing.

    Also, you don't say what the was served in the 'special dinner' for €18.50 when you compare it to the turkey & ham dinner. Was the Greystones establishment a restaurant? Did you dine in the bar or the restaurant in the Northern Irish hotels?

    I don't really see the point you are trying to make tbh.

    When i seen dinner special i took to my heels like a bat outta hell,yes it was a restuarant, the point i am trying to make is the vast difference in prices north and south of the border especially when eating out,drinking ,holidays etc, it seems to be a rip off all the way


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