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Paddys Day in Dublin

  • 08-03-2013 2:14pm
    #1
    keano2012
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    Hey,

    There could very well be other threads on this but I said I'd start a new one anyway.
    I want to do something a bit different this paddys day (as in kind of avoid city centre).
    I am southside so trying to a pub crawl of maybe quieter pubs. Any recommendations?
    Also is there any good (free!) concerts on which might not be mobbed? OR a good area to go?

    Open to all suggestions :)

    Thanks :)


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  • #2
    SebBerkovich
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    I've attempted that before, very hard to enjoy paddy's day in Dublin partly due to all the folks who start drinking around the 12:00 mark.
    It generally means that any event is bound to have a few yobs dotted around unfortunately.

    Personally I'd give Dublin a miss and head out to a random country town for a few.
    Best of luck though!


  • #3
    keano2012
    Closed Accounts Posts: 561 ✭✭✭keano2012


    SebBerkovich wrote: »
    I've attempted that before, very hard to enjoy paddy's day in Dublin partly due to all the folks who start drinking around the 12:00 mark.
    It generally means that any event is bound to have a few yobs dotted around unfortunately.

    Personally I'd give Dublin a miss and head out to a random country town for a few.
    Best of luck though!


    thanks for the reply....i know...im not a big fan of paddys day in dublin either but i have friends visiting so have to stay here. If i didnt i def would have gone out of dublin.


  • #4
    tomboylady
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    If you mean the St. Patrick's weekend there will be lots of things happening for the festival. Outdoor ceili, treasure hunt, public trad sessions. All of which are fun with a group of friends.

    If you mean the actual day, just avoid the city centre. I've found that most pubs outside of the immediate city centre are actually quiet-ish on the day, and most will have some sort of music on.


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