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Which pubs are open today (Ste's Day)?

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  • 26-12-2012 9:47pm
    #1
    UglyBolloxFace
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    Hi lads,

    Anyone know which pubs etc are open in town (Dublin) today? I know that are a few are open but they are closing at around 8pm. Anyone know any pubs staying open til around 11 or so?

    Thanks.


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    Stheno
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    What part of Dublin?


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    emer_b
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    Pretty much all of them I would say. One of the biggest drinking nights of the year!!


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    shedweller
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    emer_b wrote: »
    Pretty much all of them I would say. One of the biggest drinking nights of the year!!
    Thats what i thought.
    Mind you, the last time i was out on st. Stephens night the celtic tiger was at full throttle!


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    Voodoomelon
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    Everywhere is open on Stephens night, usual hours.


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    Frynge
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    Normal closing time of 11.30. (Unless its a late bar)


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    Larianne
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    I would say more in the suburbs rather than the city centre. I went out in town on Stephen's night ~ 3 years ago and there were very few pubs open. The Porterhouse will be open as will Against the Grain.


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