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Food after the match

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  • 15-11-2012 9:09am
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    macgabhs
    Registered Users Posts: 274 ✭✭


    I'm going to the Ireland match in Thomond this weekend with a few friends. Where's good to go in the city centre for food afterwards? I'm thinking more good pub food rather than a restaurant. Any suggestions?


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    black & white
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    Dolans on the Dock Road, The Baily or O'Connells/Old Quarter in the city do grub until fairly late.


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    Comhrá
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    I think the Woodfield House Hotel on the Ennis Road serves hot food up to around 9.30pm. It's just about 20 mins. walk from Thomond Park.


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    trinz23
    Registered Users Posts: 102 ✭✭trinz23


    Right beside the Woodfield is the Ardhu Bar, the do pub grub, have only ever had soup and a sambo there but have heard good things about their evening food


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    AaronJack
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    the curragower bar on clancy strand is nice


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    Beaver1
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    go to papa ginos for a pizza, then your near all the pubs in town.


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    macgabhs
    Registered Users Posts: 274 ✭✭macgabhs


    Thanks folks I've a few options to think about.


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    trinz23
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    Well....where did you end up going?


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    macgabhs
    Registered Users Posts: 274 ✭✭macgabhs


    Ended up heading for pizza in Milanos. There was 8 of us in the end so we didn't like our chance of getting a table in a pub. Thanks for all the suggestions. On a side note it was bleedin' baltic at the match!


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    Limerick Dude
    Registered Users Posts: 2,312 ✭✭✭Limerick Dude


    macgabhs wrote: »
    Ended up heading for pizza in Milanos. There was 8 of us in the end so we didn't like our chance of getting a table in a pub. Thanks for all the suggestions. On a side note it was bleedin' baltic at the match!

    It was! Haven't been that cold in a long time!


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    Beaver1
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    Lads Thomond Park is always like the Baltic, even with the heaters on in the stand its freezing, I went there in the middle of a nice sunny day and a cold breeze was going throught the stand.


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    Insect Overlord
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    I used to do a bit of stewarding there. Gloves were a necessity all year round! Still love the place though.


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    gflann
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    No matter what temp it is in Limerick, it is always 7-10 degrees colder in Thomond Park :)


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    L.T.P.
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    Twas designed that way to freeze the nads off the opposition :)


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