"Cork" Pub in Dublin??

pheasantplucker

Where is a good spot to go for Cork supporters up in Dublin for the final .. ? Is there a "Cork" pub in Dublin with a bit of craic.. ??

Culchie

Barry's hotel is regular meeting spot on morning of match, especially Cork teams.

O'Sheas on the Suoth Quays is a Kerry pub, with plenty music and craic, what better place for a gang of rebels to show their faces?

dcr22B

pheasantplucker wrote:

Where is a good spot to go for Cork supporters up in Dublin for the final .. ? Is there a "Cork" pub in Dublin with a bit of craic.. ??

Cork pubs are in Cork, Dublin pubs are in Dublin.

Seriously though, Barrys would be your best port of call but any of the pubs up around Croker will be great craic and most of the Tribesmen will go in to cheer their minors on so there'll be more room for all you langers!

No offence meant in this post, my mother's from Cork. Just starting a bit of banter. She's going to the game with her PRC T-shirt and despite living in Dublin for nearly 40 years, she's still as passionate abour Cork hurling.

pheasantplucker

thanks for ur help! and long may cork pubs stay in cork!

dcr22B

pheasantplucker wrote:

thanks for ur help! and long may cork pubs stay in cork!

I agree, the pints are cheaper. Will be down there in 3 weeks for the Cork '20' rally and I just love the pints in Coachford and they're nearly €1 less than in most pubs in Dublin city centre.

Rip off Dublin not rip-off Ireland. :mad:

solice

In the morning head up to the Gresham on O'Connell street. The crowd will move slowly toward Barrys. Then a quick run up to Quills in Drumcondra for one last pint before heading to croker.

If you aint going to the game best bet is to stay around o'connell st. Parnel st will have a few cork people watching hte game in the pubs

panda100

if your their tonight or tommorrow night flannerys on camden strret will be jammers full of corks and galways-its where all the culchies hit at nightime in dub!

Illkillya

When Cork are playing, I find that just about every pub in proximity to Croke Park becomes a Cork pub... The Big Tree, F.... /me thinks... sorry I just am not good at remembering names... and just about each pub on that ... Something Street... ah I give up - just look for the red and white jerseys everywhere, its hard to go wrong tbh.

LegacyUser

Rody Bolands in Rathmines is a great spot the night before/night of a big GAA match. I'll be showing my face in there tomorrow after the game