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Pubs in Dungarvan

TOPDAWG2.0 · 2013-08-27 00:48:27

Alright folks, group of lads headed to Dungarvan this weekend, wondering what pubs are good for a bit of craic, grub, music, sports etc etc. Not really on for mental style night clubs. Something laid back and handy. Any recommendations? Cheers

27-08-2013 12:48am

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Alright folks, group of lads headed to Dungarvan this weekend, wondering what pubs are good for a bit of craic, grub, music, sports etc etc. Not really on for mental style night clubs. Something laid back and handy.
Any recommendations? Cheers

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#2 27-08-2013 12:50am

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TOPDAWG2.0 wrote: »

Alright folks, group of lads headed to Dungarvan this weekend, wondering what pubs are good for a bit of craic, grub, music, sports etc etc. Not really on for mental style night clubs. Something laid back and handy.
Any recommendations? Cheers

The anchor pub is a good spot. ..next to harbour.

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#3 27-08-2013 7:02am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056987252

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#4 27-08-2013 1:48pm

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All ways good craic and good live music in 'the local' located in the square.

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#5 27-08-2013 2:20pm

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Is Tommy Power's under new management. Heard it was sold in the last few days.

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#6 27-08-2013 2:55pm

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For good pub grub try the moorings or Merry's.

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#7 29-08-2013 8:03am

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Cheers lads. Thanks for that.

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#8 30-08-2013 8:01pm

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3 euro night in Keane's in Mary St. Friday nights!

Lady Belle, Anchor, Moorings... Merry's is an excellent gastro pub, Kiely's is a bit out of the way but the back bar is large and has a stripper pole?

Hope ye enjoy it lad.

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#9 31-08-2013 8:34pm

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TOPDAWG2.0 wrote: »

Alright folks, group of lads headed to Dungarvan this weekend, wondering what pubs are good for a bit of craic, grub, music, sports etc etc. Not really on for mental style night clubs. Something laid back and handy.
Any recommendations? Cheers

Were ye the guys who came into The Anchor at about 6pm? Hope ye enjoyed it, seemed like good craic.

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#10 10-09-2013 5:54pm

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Any recommendations on hotels?

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#11 10-09-2013 7:23pm

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The Park, but the food is good in Lawlor's!

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#12 10-09-2013 7:32pm

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Lawlors has gotten terrible reviews on tripadvisor recently. Is it a very old hotel?

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#13 10-09-2013 8:33pm

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Very old! The downstairs lobby/bar/restaurant is grand but the rooms are tired and badly need doing up.
I could not fault Conor Foran and the food he does in the restaurant though, very nice.

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#14 11-09-2013 1:51pm

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Deise Musashi wrote: »

I could not fault Conor Foran and the food he does in the restaurant though, very nice.

+1 on this.

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#15 11-09-2013 2:37pm

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lachin wrote: »

Any recommendations on hotels?

In the town, Lawlors wins out for me for everything. Pity they don't have the leisure facilities that the Park has however. In the Park I always get the impression, that once you have your money handed over they don't care.

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#16 11-09-2013 5:38pm

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I just want to be able to have a nice comfortable stay.... Couldn't be dealing with musty grotty rooms... Call it for me lads, which hotel?

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#17 11-09-2013 7:34pm

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park hotel

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#18 12-09-2013 7:10pm

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Park, and The Tannery for dinner

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