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Ideas for 1st Date

  • 12-01-2015 9:44pm
    #1
    krustydoyle
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    Well lads, decided to try the online dating thing for the craic and ive met this really nice girl so we're going out on a date.. shes from dublin so i'm heading up there. Id like to do something interesting but i haven't a clue where to bring her. she says its all up to me what we're gonna do..

    So i need all decent options on what to do in dublin?

    All comments are appreciated. Thanks


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  • #2
    manlad
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    krustydoyle wrote: »
    Well lads, decided to try the online dating thing for the craic and ive met this really nice girl so we're going out on a date.. shes from dublin so i'm heading up there. Id like to do something interesting but i haven't a clue where to bring her. she says its all up to me what we're gonna do..

    So i need all decent options on what to do in dublin?

    All comments are appreciated. Thanks

    The Market Bar is always great for first dates.

    The Dean on Hardcourt St has a nice rooftop restaurant and Bar with great views.

    Keep it casual for the first one, drinks is always best. Best of luck :)


  • #3
    JaseBelleVie
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    Going for a meal? Depending on the budget, some of the following places could be good:

    -Wagamama (Asian fusion food, gorgeous stuff, very reasonable. King Street South, Dublin 2; opposite the Gaiety Theatre)

    -Dobbins (Standard high quality "traditional food", equally gorgeous, but quite pricey; 15 Stephen's Lane, Dublin 2; near Merrion Square)

    -Elephant & Castle (Trendy-ish spot, chicken wings to die for, reasonable; 18 Temple Bar, Dublin 2; just off the main square in Temple Bar, near the Palm Tree bench)

    Loads of others, but that's off the top of my head.


  • #4
    whiskeyman
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 12,564 ✭✭✭✭whiskeyman


    Whatever you do, don't go to the cinema or a comedy club / show. You'll want to chat and enjoy each others company.
    It may depend on your age and lifestyle, but perhaps a cocktail bar like the VCC?
    It would spark some conversation too.

    I presume you're meeting at evening time?
    If not, perhaps meet in howth and go for a walk in the pier followed by a drink / coffee or and a bite to eat at many of the nice eateries there?



    Best of luck!


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