Your paddy's days plans

PTH2009

so what are you doing for your paddys day ??? getting drunk beyond believe, staying at home watching the club finals/ horse racing etc, family day, working ???

im working til 7pm and then going to head out and watch the united match. used to love doing an all dayer in the pub but age,money and putting up with kids running around the pub while mammy and daddy are getting pissed got to me.

i can only imagine the torture of being in temple bar with all the tourists running around out of there heads singing auld irish tunes.

MarkAnthony

Finding and killing anyone who calls it Paddy's or Patty's day...

MadDog76

PTH2009 wrote: »

im working til 7pm and then going to head out and watch the united match. used to love doing an all dayer in the pub but age,money and putting up with kids running around the pub while mammy and daddy are getting pissed got to me.

That's very irresponsible ........ surely it'd be safer to keep them inside the pub!?!

Harry Palmr

Fund raising to educate people who write in textspeak

Duggy747

Come onto Boards and be smug about how great I am that I don't lower myself to the depths of those sad pathetic people who will be out drinking in the streets*

I'll be at home drinking

MarkY91

I'm still recovering from a weekend in liverpool so I hope I'm able for Paddy's day.

I may avoid temple bar as it's TOO packed and you can barely even put your drink to your mouth in the bars.

Also the gangs of 15 year old anto's and jacinta's fighting innocent tourists makes me embarrassed to be irish on paddy's day.

So rathmines it is then.

sting60

Extreme Supreme has to win today.

jimgoose

I'll be doing some light jobbing around, a little gardening with herself and I might give the old General his Spring valet if the weather is decent. We'll be out for a constitutional for an hour or so in the afternoon, down by the river. Probably down t'Woolpack for a couple of hours around teatime, herself might accompany.

Ruu

Watching my nephew and niece walk in the parade, will bring back memories of walking in many a rainy day parade myself. Don't drink so might go for a run, drive or meal somewhere.

RobertKK

Watch a lot of sport.

Mr. CooL ICE

I'll be fixing thread titles

Nicolas Cage

Nicolas Cage wrote: »

I'll be fixing thread titles

No you won't. You'll be in a manky hungover heap or you'll be preparing to be in a manky hungover heap.

I will be sleeping and eating breakfast rolls and drinking lucozade.

The Backwards Man

I might cut the lawn

We might head to the zoo

Hande hoche!

Cinema outing followed by some drinks with friends.

I'll have been out drinking the night before.

So yeh, Paddy's day isn't going to be top of my list of favourite days.

ancapailldorcha

I'll be working instead of getting inebriated. For the fifth feckin' year in a row.

Hercule Poirot

Nice quiet day for me because I'm flying to Madrid the next day....

SEPT 23 1989

Going to get really drunk and then bring the kids to see the parade

Walter H Price

Sleep

That_Guy

Watch the local parade. Grab some drinks and have some of the lads around to watch the football that evening with a bit of pizza or some sort.

razorblunt

In the UK so will be working. Will have to answer the question of "so you'll be off for a drink after work will you?" at least a dozen times..

But I won't, I'll be in one of the best restaurants in town, if I'm going to drink on the 17th it may as well be with fancy bottles of wine ... and Guinness.

GLaDOS

Work, watch the football, get to bed early.

Can't wait.

brummytom

Over here, the parade tends to be the Sunday before Paddy's Day for some reason. I went out in Manchester on Friday night, and eventually woke up on a mate's sofa in Birmingham yesterday morning. I still haven't recovered, and I'm only halfway through apologising to people!

Buona Fortuna

Have a chest infection which dosn't look like going anytime soon - bed and anti bi's .

I'm not really disappointed - I'm as fond of Paddy's as I am Christmas.

KatW4

I'll probably go to the parade and then I'm going to drive to the airport (for the first time) and fly to London! Can't wait

Zaph

I might get out of bed. I haven't decided yet.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

PTH2009 wrote: »

so what are you doing for your paddys day ??? getting drunk beyond believe, staying at home watching the club finals/ horse racing etc, family day, working ???

im working til 7pm and then going to head out and watch the united match. used to love doing an all dayer in the pub but age,money and putting up with kids running around the pub while mammy and daddy are getting pissed got to me.

i can only imagine the torture of being in temple bar with all the tourists running around out of there heads singing auld irish tunes.

I'm going to spend the day calling it St. Patrick's Day.

recylingbin

I'll be donning a comedy hat and waving an inflatable hammer while watching tractors and sh*t bands pass by, just like Patrick did.

diomed

I'll be with my mother in the nursing home.

Elemonator

I'm gonna be off my b***o*k*

Love student life.

biko

I'll be joining the post-parade-standing-around-outside-a-pub-drinking brigade

BlondeMoment

I have a date. So im hoping for a shift, and at least one boob sequeezed if im lucky!

Mesrine65

Work...the curse of the drinking classes :mad:

tomwaterford

Watch the club finals and farm work

Might have a takeaway :eek:....would dominos be open paddys day??

mynameis905

bluewolf wrote: »

We might head to the zoo

Temple Bar or O'Connell street?

Hercule Poirot

BlondeMoment wrote: »

I have a date. So im hoping for a shift, and at least one boob sequeezed if im lucky!

If they don't turn up - give me a shout... :cool:

CB19Kevo

Worked every Patrick's day for the last 8 years,Will be strange to be off but will be staying well away from it,Should be a day of pride and family fun but unfortunately my experience is that it descends to chaos and in one day it brings out the best and worst of us.
Enjoy it who ever is going out for it.

suicide_circus

recylingbin wrote: »

I'll be donning a comedy hat and waving an inflatable hammer while watching tractors and sh*t bands pass by, just like Patrick did.

It's what he would have wanted

Sir Osis of Liver.

Heard the sh1te story doing the rounds about some students who went to the aid of a Muslim woman whose shopping spilled out on the ground in Cork?

Apparently she thanked them and warned them to "Stay out of Cork on Paddys Day".

wtf?

OldMrBrennan83

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HalloweenJack

Working til half 9 then I'll rush out to get a few in with my mates before they all feck off over Easter.

Dyr

Sir Osis of Liver. wrote: »

Heard the sh1te story doing the rounds about some students who went to the aid of a Muslim woman whose shopping spilled out on the ground in Cork?

Apparently she thanked them and warned them to "Stay out of Cork on Paddys Day".

wtf?

It's bull****

She just said "Stay out of Cork"

Which is pretty sound advice, in fairness.

Zaph

Sir Osis of Liver. wrote: »

Heard the sh1te story doing the rounds about some students who went to the aid of a Muslim woman whose shopping spilled out on the ground in Cork?

Apparently she thanked them and warned them to "Stay out of Cork on Paddys Day".

wtf?

It's remarkable in this day and age when people are sceptical about almost everything, that this story still crops up regularly and people buy it hook, line and sinker. I even saw it on one of my own social media pages last week. There must hardly be a city on the planet that hasn't made it into this story by now.

Birneybau

Sir Osis of Liver. wrote: »

Heard the sh1te story doing the rounds about some students who went to the aid of a Muslim woman whose shopping spilled out on the ground in Cork?

Apparently she thanked them and warned them to "Stay out of Cork on Paddys Day".

wtf?

I've also heard this urban legend.

ceecee14

Getting my dole tomorrow, gonna stock up with a slab and a bottle of Jack. Will probably start about 2ish.

jonnny68

London with the bird for a session :cool:

vicwatson

Gonna steal a Luas and go joyriding in it

tomwaterford

Sir Osis of Liver. wrote: »

Heard the sh1te story doing the rounds about some students who went to the aid of a Muslim woman whose shopping spilled out on the ground in Cork?

Apparently she thanked them and warned them to "Stay out of Cork on Paddys Day".

wtf?

Perhaps it was just general advice??

Aongus Von Bismarck

Cheltenham race track.

The Backwards Man

Aongus Von Bismarck wrote: »

Cheltenham race track.

Thought you'd be a Longchamp or Meydan man to be honest.