Pubs showing the Rugby world cup

Gamb!t

Anyone know what pubs are showing the rugby world cup matches at the weekend on saturday and sunday morning?

MrDerp

Gamb!t wrote: »

Anyone know what pubs are showing the rugby world cup matches at the weekend on saturday and sunday morning?

The woolshed are always good for an early kickoff

Hogzy

Barrys in Douglas are showing it. Most pubs that serve food will probably be showing it to be honest.

Gamb!t

MrDerp wrote: »

The woolshed are always good for an early kickoff

Woolshed have "selected" matches showing they said on their website.

jackrussel

Will any of them be serving alcohol before 9am on Sunday?

bot43

Theres a world cup in rugby?

what the hell!

Reardens are showing them. Doing food also Sunday morning.

xabi

O’Sullivan’s in Douglas are showing it and doing breakfast.

Hogzy

bot43 wrote: »

Theres a world cup in rugby?

Wow youre so original and alt that you dont know something that has been widely reported on in the media over the last 4 years.

How do I be as cool as you :rolleyes:

Hogzy

Omniplex Cinemas are showing the Irish games too in the Maxx screen. €11 incl of breakfast.

jackrussel

Is there any place serving alcohol for the game?

chalkitdown1

Hogzy wrote: »

Omniplex Cinemas are showing the Irish games too in the Maxx screen. €11 incl of breakfast.

What kind of breakfast would you get at the cinema? Or would they get it from one the restaurants outside?

jimgoose

jackrussel wrote: »

Is there any place serving alcohol for the game?

I wouldn't imagine so, outside of actual early houses it's illegal at that time of the day.

Pauliedragon

I don't think even the early houses are allowed open Sunday mornings.

jimgoose

Pauliedragon wrote: »

I don't think even the early houses are allowed open Sunday mornings.

Oh, are they not? I didn't know that.

bingo9999

The new Anglers rest have advetsied an 8am open Sunday for it, presumably same story re alcohol though. But if the weathers nice those outdoor TVs on the patio could be serious call

jimgoose

bingo9999 wrote: »

The new Anglers rest have advetsied an 8am open Sunday for it, presumably same story re alcohol though. But if the weathers nice those outdoor TVs on the patio could be serious call

Is that a fact? Breakfast out there should be decent too.

bingo9999

jimgoose wrote: »

Is that a fact? Breakfast out there should be decent too.

Thats true, and I have to imagine they will be serving that much
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beer enigma

bingo9999 wrote: »

Thats true, and I have to imagine they will be serving that much
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Silver Key do a cracking breakfast during early Sunday matches

jimgoose

jimgoose wrote: »

Oh, are they not? I didn't know that.

Early houses aren’t allowed open early on Sunday.

You can be sure some places will be serving though, but they won’t advertise the fact and you may need to be a regular in some places.

There are at least two pubs that I would have no problem getting pint in early on a Sunday morning (if they open for it which I’d imagine they will). Not much point going to the pub for the game if you can’t get drunk imo.

Cailin CoisFarraige

Tradehouse in Ballincollig

Slipperydodger

Crawford and Co and Brick Lane in the city too

two wheels good

South County, Douglas
I do like the clever graffiti art on the outside wall.

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

Licensing laws really need to be relaxed a bit. You wouldn't even get that many pubs opening up early, but the ones that do would get some business.

Hogzy

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo wrote: »

Licensing laws really need to be relaxed a bit. You wouldn't even get that many pubs opening up early, but the ones that do would get some business.

Do people really need to drink to enjoy the match? At 8am in the morning too like. Id definitely stay at home if they were serving that early. It means by 1pm everyone will be hammered! F*ck that!

Hogzy

Hogzy wrote: »

Do people really need to drink to enjoy the match? At 8am in the morning too like. Id definitely stay at home if they were serving that early. It means by 1pm everyone will be hammered! F*ck that!

Drinking first thing in the morning is one of life’s great pleasures. Often started at 8am and drink till pub closing at 1-2am so plenty won’t be hammered by 1pm.

The match is on Saturday this week anyway so there will be pubs open, the welcome inn will be open for sure and showing it. Charlie’s will be open but not sure if they will show it.

Hogzy

Paula Mammoth Board wrote: »

Drinking first thing in the morning is one of life’s great pleasures. Often started at 8am and drink till pub closing at 1-2am so plenty won’t be hammered by 1pm.

Fair play if you get pleasure out of it. It would take a bit more than an 8am pint to excite me now if im honest.

Im looking forward to having breakfast and watching it though!

Oasis1974

Paula Mammoth Board wrote: »

Hogzy wrote: »

Do people really need to drink to enjoy the match? At 8am in the morning too like. Id definitely stay at home if they were serving that early. It means by 1pm everyone will be hammered! F*ck that!

Drinking first thing in the morning is one of life’s great pleasures. Often started at 8am and drink till pub closing at 1-2am so plenty won’t be hammered by 1pm.

The match is on Saturday this week anyway so there will be pubs open, the welcome inn will be open for sure and showing it. Charlie’s will be open but not sure if they will show it.

You must be one of those pint nursing ones lol?

the beer revolu

Paula Mammoth Board wrote: »

Drinking first thing in the morning is one of life’s great pleasures. Often started at 8am and drink till pub closing at 1-2am

That's seriously disfunctional.
Often?
Really?
Do you have alcoholic friends to join you?

Oasis1974

Oasis1974 wrote: »

You must be one of those pint nursing ones lol?

There is a nice middle ground calling pacing yourself, comes with experience of many all day seasions. Amateurs will end up going home at 1pm. It ain’t nursing either I can tell you.

the beer revolu wrote: »

That's seriously disfunctional.
Often?
Really?
Do you have alcoholic friends to join you?

Not as often as I’d like to, few times a year.

Have done it with work colleagues, friends etc not a single alcoholic. Massive session the night before, wake up and get yourself into Charlie’s and force in the first pint and you are cured and ready for the day!

Hogzy

Paula Mammoth Board wrote: »

There is a nice middle ground calling pacing yourself, comes with experience of many all day seasions. Amateurs will end up going home at 1pm. It ain’t nursing either I can tell you.



Not as often as I’d like to, few times a year.

Have done it with work colleagues, friends etc not a single alcoholic. Massive session the night before, wake up and get yourself into Charlie’s and force in the first pint and you are cured and ready for the day!

Wow, you should be proud of this achievement, and there I was going for walks on beaches, shopping, playing 5 a side, the odd weekend away in west Cork/Kerry, going for nice breakfasts, brunches and dinners....All this time I could have been day drinking in Charlies like a real man. Instead im just an amateur drinker with nothing to show for myself.:(

Tangatagamadda Chaddabinga Bonga Bungo

Hogzy wrote: »

Do people really need to drink to enjoy the match? At 8am in the morning too like. Id definitely stay at home if they were serving that early. It means by 1pm everyone will be hammered! F*ck that!

Nobody should need to drink at 8am. But you should be able to given we live in a free country.

Drinking at 8am should be no different to drinking at 8pm. People have different schedules.

I personally won't. But there should be nothing wrong with having a few beers early on while watching the rugby.