Opening of "No-Food" pubs pushed out again

Tenzor07

El_Duderino 09 wrote: »

They didn’t say pubs would reopen in mid summer. They said they’re not considering opening them until mid summer.

MMartin didn't say which year..

Pubs won't go for the 15 outdoors again..what's the point..stay shut until this Government makes up it's mind that once all pubs reopen they won't be shut down again.

fin12

hynesie08 wrote: »

He asked bars to stop selling them, bars stopped selling them.

They haven’t stopped selling them, when the last time u tried to order one, there was no DEMAND for them cause it was F*cking FREEZING. People would buy and take home but the street drinking will start up again now cause the weather getting better. Why is there always a bloody debate about this. It’s just incredibly annoying . If u want to get a takeaway pint, u can get one it’s as simple as that.

fin12

Patches oHoulihan wrote: »

I'm going to a shed tonight.
Literally a tool shed with 3 crates for the three of us.
Its a hark back to when we were 15 drinking cans under the bridge but we need it the outlet. Done with following rules when 1000 people a day seem to not give a flying ****.

Enjoy , I wish I could go somewhere like that....

hynesie08

fin12 wrote: »

They haven’t stopped selling them, when the last time u tried to order one, there was no DEMAND for them cause it was F*cking FREEZING. People would buy and take home but the street drinking will start up again now cause the weather getting better. Why is there always a bloody debate about this. It’s just incredibly annoying . If u want to get a takeaway pint, u can get one it’s as simple as that.

The day he asked them not to sell, every pub in Dublin city centre put up an almost identical post about doing their part and closing. They haven't restarted.

fin12

hynesie08 wrote: »

The day he asked them not to sell, every pub in Dublin city centre put up an almost identical post about doing their part and closing. They haven't restarted.

Well people live outside Dublin city centre, I have and knew I could order takeaway pints every weekend throughout this. This is IRElAND not Dublin only.

hynesie08

fin12 wrote: »

Well people live outside Dublin city centre, I have and knew I could order takeaway pints every weekend throughout this. This is IRElAND not Dublin only.

OK........ How many have you had tonight?

fin12

hynesie08 wrote: »

OK........ How many have you had tonight?

I have t had any takeaway pints cause I’m not socializing with anyone but I knew several places to get them. How many times do I have to say this to u. I’m not made of money to buy takeaway pints every weekend for the sake of it, I’m drinking shop bought alcohol.

Happydays2020

Tenzor07 wrote: »

Over 70's should have their own menus too, Soup, over-boiled stew and prune juice, someone needs to email Stephen Donnelly to sort this out pronto!!

Why not? Are you anti opening up?

copeyhagen

had 3 guinness tonight from local before moving onto spirits athome

Cork2021

You’d be off your face on vaccines and stout!!

https://twitter.com/irishexaminer/status/1363377799122231300?s=21

Poorside

Cork2021 wrote: »

You’d be off your face on vaccines and stout!!

https://twitter.com/irishexaminer/status/1363377799122231300?s=21

Looks like Beck's though, they can keep it.

Cork2021

Outdoors only this summer, according to our de facto leader Professor Nolan, looks as if he doesn’t think vaccines work. More kite flying!! Sick of it

https://twitter.com/micheallehane/status/1363478971699101699?s=21

Pintman Paddy Losty

I think that's fair. Much less risk of transmission.

Looking forward to a bowl of mussels outdoors with a pint. That's generally the type of drinking I would do anyway, so won't effect me too much.

If you're used to gulling back pints in a dark "wet" pub though I fear 2021 is going to very much mirror 2020.

Patches oHoulihan

Pintman Paddy Losty wrote: »

Hope John Law gets wind of it and breaks up the illegal shebeen. No respect.

The law didnt catch up on us and we had a good laugh. The fact we are all in our 40s was both hilarious and sad.

No Shebeen in sight. We literally sat on the crates.

fin12

Pintman Paddy Losty wrote: »

I think that's fair. Much less risk of transmission.

Looking forward to a bowl of mussels outdoors with a pint. That's generally the type of drinking I would do anyway, so won't effect me too much.

If you're used to gulling back pints in a dark "wet" pub though I fear 2021 is going to very much mirror 2020.

How is it fair? We could dine indoors last summer when no vaccines available yet this summer there are vaccines and we are under even more restrictions. At this stage I wouldn’t mind going back to 2020.

CIARAN_BOYLE

hynesie08 wrote: »

The day he asked them not to sell, every pub in Dublin city centre put up an almost identical post about doing their part and closing. They haven't restarted.

Dublin City (and Cork City and some other cities) have bylaws about the consumption of drink in public places. There's also a rule that if an off license (and a pub selling take away pints is acting as an off license) sells alcohol the consumer has to go a certain distance away from the off license before consuming.

There was a whisper in the ear to Dublin publicans that those bylaws and license regulations would be enforced. Therefore compliance with government requests went up.

hynesie08

CIARAN_BOYLE wrote: »

Dublin City (and Cork City and some other cities) have bylaws about the consumption of drink in public places. There's also a rule that if an off license (and a pub selling take away pints is acting as an off license) sells alcohol the consumer has to go a certain distance away from the off license before consuming.

There was a whisper in the ear to Dublin publicans that those bylaws and license regulations would be enforced. Therefore compliance with government requests went up.

Oh I completely agree, any attempt to fight it probably would have been met with 2 gardai on every corner between the hapenny Bridge and Harcourt St.

Tenzor07

hynesie08 wrote: »

Oh I completely agree, any attempt to fight it probably would have been met with 2 gardai on every corner between the hapenny Bridge and Harcourt St.

There's plenty of places around Dublin where certain young Gentleman can openly deal Narcotics, and never a Gard to be seen... yet the Gards will be all over you if you dare to drink a beer outside a Bar....easy targets!
....The response to this microscopic virus has long since lost any proportionality!

ShyMets

I'd murder a clatter of pints right now

hynesie08

ShyMets wrote: »

I'd murder a clatter of pints right now

How many in a clatter? More than a hape? Less than a rake? The lager equivalent to a feed of guinness?

ShyMets

hynesie08 wrote: »

How many in a clatter? More than a hape? Less than a rake? The lager equivalent to a feed of guinness?

Somewhere between a hape and a rake

hynesie08

ShyMets wrote: »

Somewhere between a hape and a rake

Sounds good.

Samsonsmasher

Bars pubs restaurants hotels should just open as one. F*ck the lockdown. Open up and defy Nphet. Enough is enough is enough.

PTH2009

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/longer-opening-hours-for-pubs-and-nightclubs-after-covid-to-be-considered-1.4490931

Session on when this is over or they allow the pubs to open

hynesie08

PTH2009 wrote: »

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/longer-opening-hours-for-pubs-and-nightclubs-after-covid-to-be-considered-1.4490931

Session on when this is over or they allow the pubs to open

A couple of years ago, I found myself talking to a former fg minister for health while holding court on a high stool. In my drunken haze I outlined my idea for the reformation of the licencing laws....... This sounds very similar to those ideas..... If they announce a sports bar licence that requires a set number of screens per sq metre and a food menu required till 90 minutes before closing I'll know that prick stole my idea.

El_Duderino 09

Cork2021 wrote: »

Outdoors only this summer, according to our de facto leader Professor Nolan, looks as if he doesn’t think vaccines work. More kite flying!! Sick of it

https://twitter.com/micheallehane/status/1363478971699101699?s=21

What did he say about vaccine efficacy?

Pintman Paddy Losty

PTH2009 wrote: »

https://www.irishtimes.com/news/politics/longer-opening-hours-for-pubs-and-nightclubs-after-covid-to-be-considered-1.4490931

Session on when this is over or they allow the pubs to open

I have some inside knowledge of some of the new proposals to reform the liquor licensing laws. It's true that they will be extended hours for certain establishments - but there is also set to be stricter rules around the serving of food. It's aimed at improving the character of pubs post covid, and reduce the number of pure drinking houses.

HBC08

Patches oHoulihan wrote: »

The law didnt catch up on us and we had a good laugh. The fact we are all in our 40s was both hilarious and sad.

No Shebeen in sight. We literally sat on the crates.

I'd be leaning more towards sad.

PTH2009

Pintman Paddy Losty wrote: »

I have some inside knowledge of some of the new proposals to reform the liquor licensing laws. It's true that they will be extended hours for certain establishments - but there is also set to be stricter rules around the serving of food. It's aimed at improving the character of pubs post covid, and reduce the number of pure drinking houses.

They can feck off with there food once these covid restrictions are history

If i want food ill get it, if i want to just drink ill just drink

ShyMets

Pintman Paddy Losty wrote: »

I have some inside knowledge of some of the new proposals to reform the liquor licensing laws. It's true that they will be extended hours for certain establishments - but there is also set to be stricter rules around the serving of food. It's aimed at improving the character of pubs post covid, and reduce the number of pure drinking houses.

I doubt you have any inside knowledge