ireland v argentina

red tank

Hi all.
Four of us are heading to Dublin for the Ireland V Argentina match on the 25th.
We will be arriving in Dublin around 1 o clock.
I am looking for suggestions for a few pubs within walking distance of the Aviva with a good atmosphere on a match day.
Thanks for any help.

Riskymove

Ryans Beggars Bush

also a couple near Ryans on the corner of Landowne Road and Bath Avenue

The schoolhouse

any of the pubs in Ballsbridge - Paddy Cullens, The Bridge, The Horse Show etc

First Up

Kielys in Donnybrook is a popular spot too.

red tank

Thanks Riskymove and First Up.
First match in the Aviva and just looking to have a bit of craic before the game.

arsebiscuits1

Depends where you're staying. The Den on Baggot st is a brilliant match day spot. As is the Ballsbridge Hotel on Lansdowne Road

red tank

We aren't staying in Dublin,
Arriving around 1 o clock and back down the country after the match.
That seems like a good list.
I'm sure we will try a few of them.
Thanks all.

red tank

red tank wrote: »

Thanks Riskymove and First Up.
First match in the Aviva and just looking to have a bit of craic before the game.

To be honest in/around Ballsbridge it's really hard to go wrong. Everywhere around the stadium will be packed. You could start early-ish somewhere like Doheny & Nesbitts and/or Toners on Baggot St, make your way down and swing a left onto Haddington Rd, have one in Smyths, move onto Ryans, and you're right by the stadium at that stage.

Sangre

Jensen Defeated Sink wrote: »

To be honest in/around Ballsbridge it's really hard to go wrong. Everywhere around the stadium will be packed. You could start early-ish somewhere like Doheny & Nesbitts and/or Toners on Baggot St, make your way down and swing a left onto Haddington Rd, have one in Smyths, move onto Ryans, and you're right by the stadium at that stage.

I miss living in Ireland on days like this. What a plan.

irishbucsfan

Sangre wrote: »

I miss living in Ireland on days like this. What a plan.

You can come back now, haven’t you heard the boom is back?

errlloyd

irishbucsfan wrote: »

You can come back now, haven’t you heard the boom is back?

Rent is extortionate, mortages are easy to get, houses are not. McDonals happy meals have caviar as a side. It's truly amazing.

mfceiling

irishbucsfan wrote: »

You can come back now, haven’t you heard the boom is back?

Too right it is. For my first break this morning I had a chicken and pesto wrap with a flat white (large) and 2 jam wagon wheels.
Living the dream.

irishbucsfan

mfceiling wrote: »

Too right it is. For my first break this morning I had a chicken and pesto wrap with a flat white (large) and 2 jam wagon wheels.
Living the dream.

Where did you get this wrap? If its the place I get them I bet it was gorgeous

aloooof

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Where did you get this wrap? If its the place I get them I bet it was gorgeous

It's no bacon and pear sandwich, I bet.

mfceiling

irishbucsfan wrote: »

Where did you get this wrap? If its the place I get them I bet it was gorgeous

Munchies I think...down in East Point.

Who the hell eats pear and bacon? Oh yeah, thomond.

irishbucsfan

mfceiling wrote: »

Munchies I think...down in East Point..

Kruganomics

Anyone know if kids under 2 need a ticket?


No info on Ticketmaster/IRFU/Aviva stadium websites....

The Lost Sheep

All people attending an event require a ticket but email ticketqueries@irishrugby.ie if you want to confirm with the IRFU