All Windows Smashed in Garveys Pub this morning.

liam12989

All Windows Smashed in Garveys Pub this morning.

Anyone else see all the windows were smashed there this mornng.

gordongekko

liam12989 wrote: »

All Windows Smashed in Garveys Pub this morning.

Anyone else see all the windows were smashed there this mornng.

are all the windows in garveys smashed this morning?

zarquon

Wow, the punters are in revolt already before the Good Friday close!

On a more serious note, what an outrageously scumbag thing to do. I hope CCTV caught the perpetrators.

FouxDaFaFa

Noticed it on the way in this morning. They really went for it, think there was just one pane left unbroken.

Hope the perpetrators are caught and made pay the damages.

ronnie3585

FouxDaFaFa wrote: »

Noticed it on the way in this morning. They really went for it, think there was just one pane left unbroken.

I may be wrong, but I heard that all of them were smashed.

All of them.

Spring Onion

ronnie3585 wrote: »

I may be wrong, but I heard that all of them were smashed.

All of them.

When did this happen?

Spring Onion

Spring Onion wrote: »

When did this happen?

After midnight last night and before noon today sometime

biko

Ok lads we get the joke..

JONJO THE MISER

That place has a lot of windows.
Any one know what it was all about?

mikom

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

That place has a lot of windows.
Any one know what it was all about?

To let in loads of light?

Spring Onion

mikom wrote: »

To let in loads of light?

Aerohead

It happened yesterday, I passed by in the morning and all the windows were cracked not put in, they were measuring them so I guess they would not be easy to replace straight away.

gordongekko

All Windows fixed in Garveys Pub this morning.

Anyone else see all the windows were fixed there this morning?.

Paddyfield

As seen on the Twitter machine

JONJO THE MISER

Have they caught who done it?

Diabhal Beag

Any chance of copycat criminals have been greatly increased by informing the greater public that thine windows are repaired. PR disaster.

moc moc a moc

JONJO THE MISER wrote: »

Have they caught who done it?

Never mind that, I hope they catch who did it!

The Dagda

moc moc a moc wrote: »

Never mind that, I hope they catch who did it!

Nevermind trying to catch who fixed the windows, it's the feckers who broke them that they need to catch!

antoobrien

The windows in garveys were apparently smashed in by a customer

A CITY pub suffered an estimated €6,000 worth of damage after an irate customer – using empty beer kegs – smashed five large windows on the premises after closing time.

The incident occurred between 1am and 2am on Tuesday night/Wednesday morning last week outside Garvey’s Bar in Eyre Square.

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A Garda spokesman said that they were investigating the incident and asked for any witnesses in that area in the early hours of Wednesday, April 15 last to contact them at Mill Street Garda Station, Galway

FouxDaFaFa

He was swinging kegs around? What is he, the Hulk?

sentient_6

I'd imagine they where empties!

Wait. Are we talking about Windows or windows? Two completely different things here, people!

Mrs OBumble

antoobrien wrote: »

The windows in garveys were apparently smashed in by a customer

Former customer, I'd say.

bonzodog2

Not very clever leaving empty kegs outside in the early hours IMHO

Dan_Solo

bonzodog2 wrote: »

Not very clever leaving empty kegs outside in the early hours IMHO

Or any time TBH. They don't own the pavement.

Redhairedguy

Pretty commonplace, actually. Same concept as bins. They're usually collected early in the morning.

bonzodog2

Redhairedguy wrote: »

Pretty commonplace, actually. Same concept as bins. They're usually collected early in the morning.

Same concept maybe, but it would be a lot harder to throw a bin through/at a window than an empty keg

ben.schlomo

bonzodog2 wrote: »

Same concept maybe, but it would be a lot harder to throw a bin through/at a window than an empty keg

You cant legislate for the stupidity/lack of brain power of drunks unfortunately.

Slick50

Redhairedguy wrote: »

Pretty commonplace, actually. Same concept as bins. They're usually collected early in the morning.

Empty kegs are returned at the same time as a delivery is made, not returned seperately. So there is no need for them to be left out over night, I think you'll see this policy change here now.

Gremlinertia

The opening hours of some pubs, it's close to impossible to have a member of staff there in the morning. Then again bin bags are left on shop street.. I think it's more down to the type of person that wishes to cause upset/damage than what's left outside to use.

Well that's just my (overtired) take on it..

Slick50

Gremlinertia wrote: »

The opening hours of some pubs, it's close to impossible to have a member of staff there in the morning.

Somebody has to be present to take in, and sign for a delivery, no matter what time it arrives at, or it doesn't get delivered.

Gremlinertia wrote: »

Then again bin bags are left on shop street.. I think it's more down to the type of person that wishes to cause upset/damage than what's left outside to use.

I agree, but you have to allow for the lowest common denominator. Long gone are the days you could leave the key to the front door, in the lock.