Best pub in Dublin to watch the final as a Mayo supporter

essexgal

Dont know Dublin to well but I am supporting Mayo all the way - any Mayo pubs in Dublin:o

curry-muff

essexgal wrote: »

Dont know Dublin to well but I am supporting Mayo all the way - any Mayo pubs in Dublin:o

What part of Mayo is Essex in

Agent Smith

Tbh every pub will be showing it...

Dr. Kenneth Noisewater

curry-muff wrote: »

essexgal wrote: »

Dont know Dublin to well but I am supporting Mayo all the way - any Mayo pubs in Dublin:o

What part of Mayo is Essex in

Who'd put curry in their muff?

essexgal

Knockmore, Co Messex you dont get a surname like McHale without Mayo roots

curry-muff

deccurley wrote: »

Who'd put curry in their muff?

There's an obvious comeback here somewhere

Agent Smith wrote: »

Tbh every pub will be showing it...

This, the pubs around Croker will be great craic, but the'll also be jammed, even during the match. Most pubs will be showing it, I hear good things about the Woolshed.

essexgal

Cant imagine muff and curry being a popular combo. Are you a Tubbercurry native living the dream in Muff Co Donegal?

curry-muff

essexgal wrote: »

Cant imagine muff and curry being a popular combo. Are you a Tubbercurry native living the dream in Muff Co Donegal?

Nah, curry is just a very inventive nickname that my friends produced from my surname being Curran and I am indeed from Muff Co Donegal :pac:

Always_Running

Flannery’s of Camden Street is owned by a Mayo family (i think) and it's one of the best GAA bars in Dublin

essexgal

well Mr Muff where is the Woolshed? Not the Foxford Woolen Mills:o

curry-muff

essexgal wrote: »

well Mr Muff where is the Woolshed? Not the Foxford Woolen Mills:o

Parnell Street I think, I haven't actually been, just heard its one of the best places to go watch sports in Dublin.

The Big Tree
McGraths
Quinns

In that order...the beer is crap, the pubs are overcrowded but the atmosphere is class

aidan24326

curry-muff wrote: »

Most pubs will be showing it, I hear good things about the Woolshed.

curry-muff wrote: »

Parnell Street I think, I haven't actually been, just heard its one of the best places to go watch sports in Dublin.

Great place to watch soccer, rugby etc but it's not really a GAA pub at all.

The likes of Quinns and The Big Tree will have good atmosphere but will be seriously jammed. Big Tree is good if you can get in in time and get a good spot. The packed crowd will ease off a bit as it gets closer to throw-in time.

essexgal

Well just back - managed to get tickets to the match and the after dinner, very sombre affair! Thanks for all your suggestions