South William street weekend

LMHC

So yeah whos for south William street drinking cocktails from Alfie's and beers from Pyg. I'll be present it may be irresponsible, so be it. People are sick to death of the lockdown, and I can't wait to get a gargle down the neck. Yupppaaaa

Surreptitious

Throw your crap away after you and don't litter the place. Ye ha etc

LMHC

Surreptitious wrote: »

Throw your crap away after you and don't litter the place. Ye ha etc

I hate the litter carry on, the only going falling to the ground will be my body at the end of the night.

Surreptitious

Good stuff. Have fun.

how_dare_you.gif

Memo to the geniuses running the country: delaying reopening of hospitality sector actively encourages drinking on the street. Young people are going to socialise of a fine weekend, just try boxing them into a corner. Here's the solution to the pollution: pubs/restaurants/cafes are self-regulating environments, problem solved.

begbysback

Where’s south William street?

LMHC

begbysback wrote: »

Where’s south William street?

Gods country.

begbysback

begbysback wrote: »

Where’s south William street?

South of North William Street.

Jinglejangle69

You lost me at yuppppa.

LMHC

Jinglejangle69 wrote: »

You lost me at yuppppa.

Jingle jangle yourself down and you'll be found.

dobman88

LMHC wrote: »

So yeah whos for south William street drinking cocktails from Alfie's and beers from Pyg. I'll be present it may be irresponsible, so be it. People are sick to death of the lockdown, and I can't wait to get a gargle down the neck. Yupppaaaa

Likely to be closed off like it was on Sunday.

Great to see people out enjoying themselves but really wish they'd just take their rubbish home instead of dumping it.

begbysback

[Deleted User] wrote: »

South of North William Street.

Where’s north William street? and what’s the big deal with William street, was there a memo sent around that I missed?

LMHC

dobman88 wrote: »

Likely to be closed off like it was on Sunday.

Great to see people out enjoying themselves but really wish they'd just take their rubbish home instead of dumping it.

I agree. But I'd say they will be forced into opening as there is other plans being made on socials with a lot of people chiming in so it could end up worse

LMHC

begbysback wrote: »

Where’s north William street? and what’s the big deal with William street, was there a memo sent around that I missed?

You'd not be considered to be a cool kid if you didn't get it.

ILoveYourVibes

TBH i am so bored at this stage i don't think i can recover from this level of boredom.

begbysback

begbysback wrote: »

Where’s north William street?

West of East William Street.

Ash.J.Williams

Open the pubs ta ****, I’m Covid vulnerable so I won’t be going but that’s my own beeswax

LMHC

Ash.J.Williams wrote: »

Open the pubs ta ****, I’m Covid vulnerable so I won’t be going but that’s my own beeswax

Are you vaccinated. I got vaccinated so I'm sweet I'll be swinging out of any females who bat an eye lid at me.

dobman88

LMHC wrote: »

I agree. But I'd say they will be forced into opening as there is other plans being made on socials with a lot of people chiming in so it could end up worse

Fair enough. Enjoy.

Heading to Clare myself and havent looked forward to a weekend away as much in years

begbysback

[Deleted User] wrote: »

West of East William Street.

Wouldn’t be the owner of a compass here but I don’t think west of east is north

LMHC

dobman88 wrote: »

Fair enough. Enjoy.

Heading to Clare myself and havent looked forward to a weekend away as much in years

Enjoy it, its meant to be a beautiful weekend.

Badly Drunk Boy

LMHC wrote: »

Are you vaccinated. I got vaccinated so I'm sweet I'll be swinging out of any females who bat an eye lid at me.

They'd be more likely to be swinging a bat at ya!

Larbre34

LMHC wrote: »

Enjoy it, its meant to be a beautiful weekend.

Which is quite bad news for Leo Varadkar, who seemed to be relying on a poor weather forecast to save him from governing this weekend.

But now its likely to be fine and sunny, the authorities may have to follow up their decision to encourage an outdoor summer with some actual responsibility for it.

Bins, toilets, transport and most importantly policing.

begbysback

begbysback wrote: »

Wouldn’t be the owner of a compass here but I don’t think west of east is north

I didn't say it was. I know it's late, but have a hard ol'think about it.

dd973

Is the OP Ross O'Carroll Kelly's son?

begbysback

[Deleted User] wrote: »

I didn't say it was. I know it's late, but have a hard ol'think about it.

Did you not say north William street is west of east William street?

There's debate about whether William St. West will be closed or not.

JupiterKid

I was outraged...utterly indignant! ...not.

The rubbish was appalling in fairness. We need to open up social venues now that Summer is here. People need to socialise as the vaccination rate increases and young people are always getting the blame...rather unfairly methinks.

I’ll not be partaking, but get our city and town centres ready for people heading out for the evening.

Mike Murdock

dobman88 wrote: »

Likely to be closed off like it was on Sunday.

Great to see people out enjoying themselves but really wish they'd just take their rubbish home instead of dumping it.

Ash.J.Williams

LMHC wrote: »

Are you vaccinated. I got vaccinated so I'm sweet I'll be swinging out of any females who bat an eye lid at me.

not yet but up soon

Gregor Samsa

LMHC wrote: »

Are you vaccinated. I got vaccinated so I'm sweet I'll be swinging out of any females who bat an eye lid at me.

I though we'd learned our lesson about the bats.

begbysback

begbysback wrote: »

Where’s north William street? and what’s the big deal with William street, was there a memo sent around that I missed?

South William St is on the Southside of Dublin, its the street where Grogan's is. It runs from Peter's Pub near the SSG shopping centre down to The International Bar. Full of pubs and fancy hairdressing places.

North William Street is on the Northside, surprisingly enough. It runs from Ballybough down to the North Strand, parallel to the Roayal Canal. There's a couple of schools there and a church named St Agatha's, where a huge cohort of inner city Dubliners made their communion and confirmation.

The only pub on this street is Lowry's, which is an absolute kip. I went to a pub quiz there one night and the first questions was "are you lookin' at my bird?"

Hope this helps.

Larbre34

No doubt you answered, "me? At her? Are you takin the p1ss mate, da bleeeeeeeeedin hackofher!"