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Dublin pub scene

Dickie10 · 2014-01-13 20:18:51

Hi im just getting back into the Dublin night scene after a few years of penny pinching/recession . I live outside Dublin so (commuter satellite town) so usally end up staying somewhere in town if out for a night. Just wondering where are the good countryesque pubs to go now talent hunting! it used to be Flannerys, Roddy…

13-01-2014 8:18pm

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Hi im just getting back into the Dublin night scene after a few years of penny pinching/recession. I live outside Dublin so (commuter satellite town) so usally end up staying somewhere in town if out for a night. Just wondering where are the good countryesque pubs to go now talent hunting! it used to be Flannerys, Roddy Bolands or the Bleeding horse for after work/early drinks and usually Coppers but I think I mite be too old for the latter, so are the above pubs still good for the craic and country girls?? Nothing against dubs but I just used to like the more rustic vibes from these pubs,

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#2 13-01-2014 8:20pm

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Should probably try the dublin city forum.

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#3 13-01-2014 8:21pm

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Moved to the Dublin City forum. You'll get a more accurate answer in here.

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#4 13-01-2014 11:28pm

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Like most things country; change is slow.

Flannerys and Coppers are your friends if you're looking to hook up with country women.

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#5 13-01-2014 11:34pm

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Dickie10 wrote: »

I live outside Dublin so (commuter satellite town) so usally end up staying somewhere in town if out for a night.
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usually Coppers but I think I mite be too old for the latter, so are the above pubs still good for the craic and country girls??

Coppers has a hotel that charges around €60 for the night. You could probably get a place cheaper, but due to it's proximity to Coppers, and that you're there to get it on, it may be something for you to look into.

Otherwise, state the age of women that you plan to be going after.

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#6 14-01-2014 10:51am

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MacGowans in Phibsboro? There is a site called Publin which might be of use.

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#7 14-01-2014 1:46pm

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sound lads thanks

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#8 15-01-2014 8:05pm

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goin into town Friday night, anyone know the go to spot on a fri night over 25s

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