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City Centre Pub to watch the Masters

  • 06-04-2012 9:24pm
    #1
    Benny Cake
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    Where would be a good spot to watch the Masters in Limerick tomorrow night?


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  • #2
    fran38
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    S'pose if you don't mind just watching it as opposed to listening to it, I'd recommend Nancy's, Smyths or O'Connells. Although most pubs will have it on with the sound turned down...


  • #3
    SnoopyGunner
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    Bobby Byrne's or Patsy Nicholas usually show golf and sometimes have the sound on too.


  • #4
    Benny Cake
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    Thanks lads...


  • #5
    Henry Ford III
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    Myles Breens.


  • #6
    Louche Lad
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    South's? Not as central as the others, but a well-positioned screen.


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  • #7
    Benny Cake
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    Henry Ford III wrote: »
    Myles Breens.

    Cheers, where is this place?


  • #8
    The Snipe
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    Benny Cake wrote: »
    Henry Ford III wrote: »
    Myles Breens.

    Cheers, where is this place?

    Shannon st. Across from the entrance of the George.


  • #9
    seachto7
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    fran38 wrote: »
    S'pose if you don't mind just watching it as opposed to listening to it, I'd recommend Nancy's, Smyths or O'Connells. Although most pubs will have it on with the sound turned down...

    Dunno about O Connells as I never went in there on a weekend yet, but Nancys and Smyths could possibly be the worst places to try and watch anything, and on a Saturday night!!!???? Hard enough to drink a pint in those places on a busy night. Best of luck trying to watch the tv with one eye, and your pint with the other, and getting bumped and bashed around Nancys... I cannot understand why they pack in so many people.

    If I were you I would go to a quieter pub where the clientele are more likely to be going in to have a quiet pint and to watch the golf, so on the whole, it'll be an older crowd. So, I would try Fennessys, Souths, O'Dwyers, Bobby Byrnes, Sextons. Basically what would be known as the "old man" pubs.
    I used to work in an "old man's" pub, and it would get busy, but not messy busy, just people having a pint. There were no bouncers or amateur boozers acting the idiot. A lot of them in there would ask me to switch on the golf, and it would be with the sound on.
    Pubs in the 'burbs would be good places to watch it too....


  • #10
    Comhrá
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    Flannery's, next door to Myles Breen's on Shannon St. or the Woodfield House Hotel, 15 mins. walk out the Ennis Road would be options too. Reasonably quiet with civilised clientele and a good few golfing fans too.


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