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Multiple shooting in stoneybatter

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    #32
    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    cletus van damme wrote: »
    I worked there once , was the most boring place ever.
    Myself and my mate told the security company never to send us there again cos they wanted two doormen but had two doors which was boring with my mate at the side door but kinda unsafe too.

    mid 2000's that was.

    We probably worked for the same crowd so.

    We'd just to cover the stairs, and stand inside the doors ~ very strange set up.

    We may have crossed paths but I didn't stick around very long, I detested working there.


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    #33
    Goat the dote
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    Hootanany wrote: »
    Yep a big kip you would be surprised by who owns it?:cool:


    Who owns it?


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    #34
    DrumSteve
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    Been in there a few times.

    Awful stuff when you cant go out for a drink without being shot at.


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    #35
    RDM_83 again
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    Sir Humphrey Appleby wrote: »
    http://www.rte.ie/news/2013/1013/480059-dublin-shooting/

    4 injured, it doesn't look to good for th chap shot in the head.
    Wasn't Stoneybatter btw

    Out of curiosity where would you call that area apart from the NCR or Stoneybatter (its not that Stoneybatter has been gradually yuppifying in the last few years is it while that end hasn;t ;) )

    Funny how I don't think there would be as many jokes as if this happened outside L.Mulligans!


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    #36
    DrumSteve
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    RDM_83 again wrote: »
    Out of curiosity where would you call that area apart from the NCR or Stoneybatter (its not that Stoneybatter has been gradually yuppifying in the last few years is it while that end hasn;t ;) )

    Funny how I don't think there would be as many jokes as if this happened outside L.Mulligans!

    Id call it phibsboro.

    But then, im ****e at geography.


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    #37
    Sir Humphrey Appleby
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    RDM_83 again wrote: »
    Out of curiosity where would you call that area apart from the NCR or Stoneybatter (its not that Stoneybatter has been gradually yuppifying in the last few years is it while that end hasn;t ;) )

    Funny how I don't think there would be as many jokes as if this happened outside L.Mulligans!

    The Pub is on the corner of the NCR and Old Cabra Road, you would need to go down Prussia Street and Manor Street before you would reach Stoneybatter.


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    #38
    Hootanany
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    Goat the dote wrote: »
    Who owns it?

    Think broad sheets and it hasn't got Times in it:cool: the family used to own the paper


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    #39
    harry Bailey esq
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    its not stoneybatter nor phibsborough,that general area is called the cattle market


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    #40
    Sir Humphrey Appleby
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    harry Bailey esq wrote: »
    its not stoneybatter nor phibsborough,that general area is called the cattle market
    The cattle market is where Drumintee is, that's across the road from Hanlons.
    The General area is called Hanlons Corner.


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    #41
    Artful_Badger
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    harry Bailey esq wrote: »
    its not stoneybatter nor phibsborough,that general area is called the cattle market

    Will the headline be slaughter at cattle market ?







    ........ I'll get my coat.


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    #42
    Sir Humphrey Appleby
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    Artful_Badger wrote: »
    Will the headline be slaughter at cattle market ?







    ........ I'll get my coat.

    Let me open the door for you:D


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    #43
    Hootanany
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    It's actually at the end of going on the Batter ,start at Ryan's of Queen St and drink in every pub you pass up Manor st Prussia st and end at Hanlons Corner
    I think it's about 13 pubs so hence going on the Batter.


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    #44
    BurnsCarpenter
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    Brenda Spicy Musketeer wrote: »
    That pubs is a cesspit of scum, one of the worse doors I've worked.. Funny enough it wasn't because there was much trouble, but because of the animals who drank there ~ mostly the upstairs crowd.

    I drank there regularly enough when I lived on the north circular around 2003. Didn't seem particularly rough back then...


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    #45
    SeanW
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    Sir Humphrey Appleby wrote: »
    So essentially what you are saying is "its a pity they survived and the gunman should have shot more of them" , that's lovely, really nice.
    I'm reasonably certain he didn't say that ...


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    #46
    Hootanany
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    BurnsCarpenter wrote: »
    I drank there regularly enough when I lived on the north circular around 2003. Didn't seem particularly rough back then...

    It was a great pub then but was sold since hence the decline, I'm surprised their hasn't been a shooting sooner?


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    #47
    Sir Humphrey Appleby
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    SeanW wrote: »
    I'm reasonably certain he didn't say that ...

    I'm reasonably certain that it was thrust of his argument, pub is (in his words) "a cesspool of scum" , inferring all those who frequent it are scum, and therefore deserve to be shot.
    My daughter lives with her mum very close to that pub, I have been in it a few times including at a confirmation, never seen any trouble, pub is clean, toilets are clean, food is ok, staff friendly enough.
    Hardly a "cesspoll of scum".


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    #48
    Hootanany
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    Sir Humphrey Appleby wrote: »
    I'm reasonably certain that it was thrust of his argument, pub is (in his words) "a cesspool of scum" , inferring all those who frequent it are scum, and therefore deserve to be shot.
    My daughter lives with her mum very close to that pub, I have been in it a few times including at a confirmation, never seen any trouble, pub is clean, toilets are clean, food is ok, staff friendly enough.
    Hardly a "cesspoll of scum".

    Toilets clean are you joking they are the worst I have ever visited no extraction what so ever..if you get my drift.


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    #49
    dan1895
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    RDM_83 again wrote: »

    Funny how I don't think there would be as many jokes as if this happened outside L.Mulligans!

    Mulligan's is a nice pub with nice people drinking in it. Was in Hanlon's once, never again.


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    #50
    DrumSteve
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    dan1895 wrote: »
    Mulligan's is a nice pub with nice people drinking in it. Was in Hanlon's once, never again.

    Bit of a generalisation there for both pubs.

    Just because they can wear a suit doesnt mean that there isnt a high percentage of scrotes in there.


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    #51
    Super-Rush
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    Dublin forum please.


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