is there any celtic or republican pubs left in Dublin city

The Druids

folks is there any good rebel or celtic pubs left in the City centre ?????

reprazant

Are you asking for a Celtic football team pub or a RA pub?

mikemac

Woolshed if you're looking for a good place to watch matches

A RA pub is the Sunset up by Portland Row
The kind of the small dark place where the barman wants to know your name and everyone turns to look at you when you enter.

Gerry Adams and some of the Sinn Féin office staff go for pints in Clearys Amiens St. But that's a quiet and ordinary old mans pub. The kind of pub any of our dads would drink in, nothing special about the place

stovelid

reprazant wrote: »

Are you asking for a Celtic football team pub or a RA pub?

You say this as if they are two distinct entities?

reprazant

stovelid wrote: »

You say this as if they are two distinct entities?

Touché

latenia

Jamesy O'Donnell's on Parkhead St do trad and rebel sessions 7 nights a week but you'll need to show an Irish passport or wear a Celtic jersey to get in. They're having a famine memorial festival next month-should be good craic.

Tiocfaidh Armani

mikemac wrote: »

Gerry Adams and some of the Sinn Féin office staff go for pints in Clearys Amiens St. But that's a quiet and ordinary old mans pub. The kind of pub any of our dads would drink in, nothing special about the place

Cleary's has some cracking old pictures on the wall. Pubs like that are a dying breed unfortunately.

celticbest

Outside the City Centre, I heard that Stokes bought Martins in Priorswood, I presume this will replace the Players Lounge.

Tiocfaidh Armani

celticbest wrote: »

Outside the City Centre, I heard that Stokes bought Martins in Priorswood, I presume this will replace the Players Lounge.

According to someone close to him on a Celtic forum I post on the Players Lounge is definitely opening back up in October/November time, which is great news.

Jehuty42

latenia wrote: »

Jamesy O'Donnell's on Parkhead St do trad and rebel sessions 7 nights a week but you'll need to show an Irish passport or wear a Celtic jersey to get in. They're having a famine memorial festival next month-should be good craic.

It sickens me to think that places like that exist.

Tiocfaidh Armani

Jehuty42 wrote: »

It sickens me to think that places like that exist.

Why because they're having a famine memorial week?

Jehuty42

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

Why because they're having a famine memorial week?

It's more "you'll need to show an Irish passport or wear a Celtic jersey to get in" that bothers me.

Tiocfaidh Armani

Jehuty42 wrote: »

It's more "you'll need to show an Irish passport or wear a Celtic jersey to get in" that bothers me.

He speaking tongue-in-cheek, jeez-Louise:rolleyes:

The Hill Billy

Hi OP - Are you looking to drum (not lambeg obviously) up support for your Celtic festival next year? In which case that may be seen as promotion which is frowned upon on boards.ie.

As the staunch republican that you obviously are I am surprised that you don't already know the republican public houses in the capital (safe or otherwise).

Just saying, like.

tHB

eyebrows63

latenia wrote: »

Jamesy O'Donnell's on Parkhead St do trad and rebel sessions 7 nights a week but you'll need to show an Irish passport or wear a Celtic jersey to get in. They're having a famine memorial festival next month-should be good craic.

are they doing finger food:D

The Druids

The Hill Billy wrote: »

Hi OP - Are you looking to drum (not lambeg obviously) up support for your Celtic festival next year? In which case that may be seen as promotion which is frowned upon on boards.ie.

As the staunch republican that you obviously are I am surprised that you don't already know the republican public houses in the capital (safe or otherwise).

Just saying, like.

tHB

excuse me i asked about pubs in Dublin city ?????????? it is not a crime to be a republican and without republicans in Ireland we would still be ruled by our poxy neighbours across the pond.. I always laugh at comments like yours ive a feeling theres a bit of a Blue shirt in you TAL

Paparazzo

The Druids wrote: »

excuse me i asked about pubs in Dublin city ?????????? it is not a crime to be a republican and without republicans in Ireland we would still be ruled by our poxy neighbours across the pond.. I always laugh at comments like yours ive a feeling theres a bit of a Blue shirt in you TAL

You're obviously not a real republican, you haven't called him a west brit

AnonoBoy

The Druids wrote: »

excuse me i asked about pubs in Dublin city ?????????? it is not a crime to be a republican and without republicans in Ireland we would still be ruled by our poxy neighbours across the pond.. I always laugh at comments like yours ive a feeling theres a bit of a Blue shirt in you TAL

He didn't say anything about it being a crime to be a republican. He just asked were you trying to drum up support for your festival.

The fact that you avoided answering that question would lead one to believe he may have been right.

But y'know, carry on getting all defensive about remarks that weren't even made.

paky

the confession box off talbot st is good for rebel music. past it on arthurs day and isome guy was roaring the broad black brimmer down a microphone. it was enough to send shivers down your spine

cosmic

I passed by The Auld Triangle on Dorset Street yesterday and noticed that they have the hunger strikers' faces painted on the wall outside. Had an inkling this might be up your street so.

The Druids

AnonoBoy wrote: »

He didn't say anything about it being a crime to be a republican. He just asked were you trying to drum up support for your festival.

The fact that you avoided answering that question would lead one to believe he may have been right.

But y'know, carry on getting all defensive about remarks that weren't even made.

what support folks if there was a festival ran in any part of the world for celtic it would be full you dont need support drummed up.... i posted another thread looking for ideas lads for something different.
this thread was to find a pub in dublin city that has rebel music????? as there is to much **** in the majority of pubs a bit of rebel music would liven it up... west brit is fact the harsh reality is D4 attitude is more like it

the_syco

Didn't know that such pubs existed still in Dublin.

Are the ones that do the live bands really pro-IRA republican or pro-IRB/"good ole days" republican pubs? If the latter I'll pop in with one of my best mates who also like the trad songs. If the former, I'll pop in with one of the lads that I used to work with.

stovelid

cosmic wrote: »

I passed by The Auld Triangle on Dorset Street yesterday and noticed that they have the hunger strikers' faces painted on the wall outside. Had an inkling this might be up your street so.

I dare you to go in and ask do they serve the carvery via a drip.

Gavin "shels"

The Druids wrote: »

excuse me i asked about pubs in Dublin city ?????????? it is not a crime to be a republican and without republicans in Ireland we would still be ruled by our poxy neighbours across the pond.. I always laugh at comments like yours ive a feeling theres a bit of a Blue shirt in you TAL

Poxy neighbours? Aka the land were Celtic FC reside in?

The Druids

Gavin shels wrote: »

Poxy neighbours? Aka the land were Celtic FC reside in?

Celtic FC RESIDE IN Scotland dumbass....:cool:
our poxy neighbours England...

admiralofthefleet

mikemac wrote: »

Woolshed if you're looking for a good place to watch matches

A RA pub is the Sunset up by Portland Row
The kind of the small dark place where the barman wants to know your name and everyone turns to look at you when you enter.

Gerry Adams and some of the Sinn Féin office staff go for pints in Clearys Amiens St. But that's a quiet and ordinary old mans pub. The kind of pub any of our dads would drink in, nothing special about the place

is it? ive been there many times and didnt get asked my name or experience eye balling off anyone

markesmith

So much defensiveness on here...'twas a simple question by the OP

Gavin "shels"

The Druids wrote: »

Celtic FC RESIDE IN Scotland
our poxy neighbours England...

Well techinally are "poxy" neighbours would be the UK as Wales, Scottish, England and NI are all our neighbours, here's a map to get your head around it! So we'll just say Celtic FC reside in the UK, simples!





As for the Auld Triangle, it's not really a 'RA pub tbh, it's a big GAA pub though with it being Dublins' Ger Breenan's local. Hunger Strike thing is only a recent addition.

Gavin "shels"

markesmith wrote: »

'twas a simple question by the OP

Oxymorons make for fairy difficult questions.

The Hill Billy

The Druids - Attack the post, not the poster. Name-calling is not acceptable.

tHB

stewie01

The Hill Billy wrote: »

The Druids - Attack the post, not the poster. Name-calling is not acceptable.

tHB

Is derailing a thread with off topic comments??

The Hill Billy

If you have a problem with a post - report it.

tHB

stewie01

The Hill Billy wrote: »

If you have a problem with a post - report it.

tHB

please dont tell me what to do. and maybe heed your own advice.

The Hill Billy

You asked a question & as a moderator of the forum I politely answered it.
Back on-topic please.

tHB

jack presley

The Druids wrote: »

Celtic FC RESIDE IN Scotland dumbass....:cool:
our poxy neighbours England...

They both pay taxes to the Queen.

arybvtcw0eolkf

stewie01 wrote: »

please dont tell me what to do. and maybe heed your own advice.

BANNED... Don't bother me with moaning - its covered HERE.

When in doubt, I ask what would Des do - ie, is this thread serving any purpose here?..