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Pub/hotel opening for rugby sat morning?

  • 04-10-2011 9:12am
    #1
    tipptom
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    Anyone know of a good place showing the match around tipp town or surrounding countryside?


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  • #2
    Black_Ninja
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    Any pub that serves food should be open. Best bet would be Quinlans accross from the post office in Tipp town


  • #3
    tipptom
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    Black_Ninja wrote: »
    Any pub that serves food should be open. Best bet would be Quinlans accross from the post office in Tipp town
    Yea,thought about Quinlans Ninja,wondering are they open officialy or just for regulars and can they serve alchohal,mmm!


  • #4
    cml387
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    tipptom wrote: »
    Yea,thought about Quinlans Ninja,wondering are they open officialy or just for regulars and can they serve alchohal,mmm!

    There'll be no place serving alcohol at six in the morning (at least legally).


  • #5
    tipptom
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    cml387 wrote: »
    There'll be no place serving alcohol at six in the morning (at least legally).
    Thought hotels could?.


  • #6
    DaveJac
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    quinlans have been open for all the matchs serving breakfast too, think lowerys being doing the same, i was going to carlow last sunday morning early every pub i passed was packed haha


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  • #7
    questionmark?
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    tipptom wrote: »
    Thought hotels could?.

    They can if you are a resident there. So book yourself a room and you can drink away.


  • #8
    tipptom
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    DaveJac wrote: »
    quinlans have been open for all the matchs serving breakfast too, think lowerys being doing the same, i was going to carlow last sunday morning early every pub i passed was packed haha
    Which one would be the best bet to serve (ahem) refreshments with breakfast.


  • #9
    DaveJac
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    tipptom wrote: »
    Which one would be the best bet to serve (ahem) refreshments with breakfast.

    dont have a clue lad being honest dont even drink myself, im sure it wouldnt be hard got


  • #10
    tipptom
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    The Venue in Dundrum we done it in,good craic,shame aboout the result.Thanks guys.


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