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Going to newcastle

johnroake

Going to Newcastle this weekend, I'm looking for a place me and my friends could watch the tipp vs Galway game. I know it's on sky sports. But wondering is there anywhere that would put it on. Arsenal and Chelsea also playing that day. Any ideas

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Birneybau

A pub

Mint Sauce

johnroake wrote: »

Going to Newcastle this weekend, I'm looking for a place me and my friends could watch the tipp vs Galway game. I know it's on sky sports. But wondering is there anywhere that would put it on. Arsenal and Chelsea also playing that day. Any ideas

Am sure they have ONeils Pubs in Newcastle. Any of them would probably have it.

Fighting Tao

Hmm. Posting in a forum before searching Google for Irish pub Newcastle. Kids these days are getting lazy.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Newcastle County Down, County Meath, or On-Tyne?
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dango

Irish Centre in Chinatown near James' is the best bet for GAA. Plenty of other sports bars within walking distance for Arsenal Chelsea.

johnroake

What I was trying to say was most places would be showing the Arsenal game. They. It gonna put on hurling for 6 Irish lads in England.

Leslie91

Yeah the irish centre... rough as F but u will see the match there. I think O'Neills opposite central station is gone now but I did watch GAA there a few yrs back.

I see there might be another O'Neills up on Westgate St.

Larbre34

Adele Aggressive Radium wrote: »

Newcastle County Down, County Meath, or On-Tyne?
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The Castle Inn in Newcastle, Co. Wicklow or the Bridge House in Newcastle West Co. Limerick will see you right.

hairyslug

Fighting Tao wrote: »

Hmm. Posting in a forum before searching Google for Irish pub Newcastle. Kids these days are getting lazy.

Kids these days say HB instead of happy birthday, back in my day, if someone said HB, you would be expecting ice-cream

Annasopra

Adele Aggressive Radium wrote: »

Newcastle County Down, County Meath, or On-Tyne?
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Yeah I know like newcastle where?

ChikiChiki

johnroake wrote: »

Going to Newcastle this weekend, I'm looking for a place me and my friends could watch the tipp vs Galway game. I know it's on sky sports. But wondering is there anywhere that would put it on. Arsenal and Chelsea also playing that day. Any ideas

The Gondola is a good spot for the sports.

ohnonotgmail

Adele Aggressive Radium wrote: »

Newcastle County Down, County Meath, or On-Tyne?
!

you forgot under-Lyme

SteelyDanJalapeno

Typical Irish, go on holidays and look for the nearest Irish bar. Go get a bit of culture in OP

El Weirdo

TiltedBrain wrote: »

Go get a bit of culture in OP

It's Newcastle.

LordSutch

El Weirdo wrote: »

It's Newcastle.

Co Down...

EndaHonesty

Larbre34 wrote: »

Bridge House in Newcastle West Co. Limerick will see you right.

The Bridge House is closed...

rossie1977

Do o'neills show the gaa. They are mitchell and butlers run pubs so about as irish as Boris johnson

El Weirdo

rossie1977 wrote: »

Do o'neills show the gaa. They are mitchell and butlers run pubs so about as irish as Boris johnson

No mention of GAA on their website. The O'Neills in Newcastle appears to be closed now, so it's a moot point anyway.

Radiant Cool Crazy Nightmare

dango wrote: »

Irish Centre in Chinatown near James' is the best bet for GAA. Plenty of other sports bars within walking distance for Arsenal Chelsea.

Was in there a few years ago and watched the hurling quarters when on a weekend stag. Big screen and change from a fiver for 2 pints.

LollipopJimmy

Head into The Gate, there's two sportsbars in there with a number of screens. I watched the F1 and the Ireland v Austria game in there

johnroake

I mean Newcastle upon Tyne. Cheers lads. Not going for culture. Going for drinking ðŸ‘ But don't wanna miss tipp game

andekwarhola

Just remember if you'll turned away from pubs in Newcastle if you're not dressed appropriately. So invest in some white muscle vests, fake tan and fake gold chains before you go.

El Weirdo

johnroake wrote: »

I mean Newcastle upon Tyne. Cheers lads. Not going for culture. Going for drinking ðŸ‘ But don't wanna miss tipp game

I hope you're not going to pull women. The place is a sausage-fest.

andekwarhola

The local authority provide some useful videos on how interested tourists can culturally assimilate when visting:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dU0-fmKI0lU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T1urq4Vb0XM

Tsipras

The Irish Centre is the only place you'll get the hurling. Up Galway

SteelyDanJalapeno

El Weirdo wrote: »

It's Newcastle.

Wooosh

Hector Bellend

Personally, I'd rather go on the piss than watch Arsenal v Chelsea

Hector Bellend

El Weirdo wrote: »

I hope you're not going to pull women. The place is a sausage-fest.

You should see them through beer goggles.

The fanny is amazing.

OldGoat

johnroake wrote: »

Going to Newcastle this weekend...

Bring coal, it's always funny when you bring coal.

blueser

Should this not be in the relevant hurling thread? Or, at a stretch, ther television forum? It's not really an after hours topic.