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Pubs to open on Good Friday

El Weirdo

We did it, Boards!

https://www.rte.ie/news/politics/2018/0125/936000-dail-politics/

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AMKC

Montage of Feck wrote: »

Well looks like the pubs will be closed good friday once more.

Only right. They will be closed on St Patricks Day too now as well do. Maybe we should make this a yearly thing. Have them closed on them two days all the time.

Charles Babbage

Even the churches will not be open on Good Friday.

Ubbquittious

AMKC wrote: »

Only right. They will be closed on St Patricks Day too now as well do. Maybe we should make this a yearly thing. Have them closed on them two days all the time.

They are open far too often really.

seven of nine

Charles Babbage wrote: »

Even the churches will not be open on Good Friday.

Better go before then, to get forgiven for your sins.

MOH

Ubbquittious wrote: »

They are open far too often really.

Should just close them permanently and put thousands out of work

branie2

Charles Babbage wrote: »

Even the churches will not be open on Good Friday.

I hope not!

Graces7

branie2 wrote: »

I hope not!

They will be open for prayer but with some churches services will be livestreamed as many were y'day. Killarney Cathedral are livestreaming Mass every day this week. Wonderful for us "regular" housebound folk . riches!

Jim_Hodge

Charles Babbage wrote: »

Even the churches will not be open on Good Friday.

Churches are remaining open every day. There are just no public masses. We can visit the church to pray any time we wish.

Raconteuse

My folks got mass piped in on the tablet we gave them.

They were only delighted.

silver2020

Ubbquittious wrote: »

They are open far too often really.

the churches or the pubs?

branie2

I might watch the Passion of the Christ on DVD to mark the day then.

razorblunt

branie2 wrote: »

I might watch the Passion of the Christ on DVD to mark the day then.

Or Song for a Raggy Boy. Both seem to cover events the Church are most known for.

Raconteuse

Ah... the good Friday threads

Remember how people with a drink problem would use them as a way to deflect by telling people they must be alcoholics if they can't hack the pubs being closed for one day.

The most classic of all was the way Nox would lecture people who didn't observe it/agree with it.

branie2

razorblunt wrote: »

Or Song for a Raggy Boy. Both seem to cover events the Church are most known for.

They are not responsible for both

Conall Cernach

With the pubs still open in the North I'd expect an exodus to there tomorrow from the border counties similar to what used to happen on Good Fridays.

Jim_Hodge

Conall Cernach wrote: »

With the pubs still open in the North I'd expect an exodus to there tomorrow from the border counties similar to what used to happen on Good Fridays.

Being along the border myself and from talking to neighbours about keeping ourselves safe and healthy, I don't think there will be many seeking out a pub anywhere any time soon.

Muahahaha

Molly Malones in Temple Bar taking a hammering on social media for that video of them open and the bouncer announcing his own laws. They're down from 4.7 on Google reviews to 1.6

coolisin

Muahahaha wrote: »

Molly Malones in Temple Bar taking a hammering on social media for that video of them open and the bouncer announcing his own laws. They're down from 4.7 on Google reviews to 1.6

Delighted for them, that was a own goal if there ever was one.
Never mind your man and his laws with strobe light.

TheValeyard

Muahahaha wrote: »

Molly Malones in Temple Bar taking a hammering on social media for that video of them open and the bouncer announcing his own laws. They're down from 4.7 on Google reviews to 1.6

Good. Fcuk em, and that bouncer.

An Claidheamh

razorblunt wrote: »

Or Song for a Raggy Boy. Both seem to cover events the Church are most known for.

The Church are known for the Spanish Civil War and the acting career of Aidan Quinn?

L1011

That's where the back of the Mezz used to be isn't it?

JohnCleary

Muahahaha wrote: »

Molly Malones in Temple Bar taking a hammering on social media for that video of them open and the bouncer announcing his own laws. They're down from 4.7 on Google reviews to 1.6

Link??

Granadino

Not to drag this off topic, I would guess most punters, if not all punters in Mollys and The Temple Bar were tourists? So they potentially go back where they are from carrying a virus....

MrMusician18

Granadino wrote: »

Not to drag this off topic, I would guess most punters, if not all punters in Mollys and The Temple Bar were tourists? So they potentially go back where they are from carrying a virus....

Tourists lean heavily on reviews on TripAdvisor, Google and the like. Last night's trading could end up sinking them.

Hotblack Desiato

AMKC wrote: »

Only right. They will be closed on St Patricks Day too now as well do. Maybe we should make this a yearly thing. Have them closed on them two days all the time.

What a ridiculous suggestion.

Ha Long Bay

Molly Malones Temple Bar

MrMusician18 wrote: »

Tourists lean heavily on reviews on TripAdvisor, Google and the like. Last night's trading could end up sinking them.

All google reviews deleted from the last week. (Sort by newest)

https://www.google.com/search?q=Molly+Malones+in+Temple+Bar&oq=Molly+Malones+in+Temple+Bar&aqs=chrome..69i57&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8#lrd=0x48670f858500db4b:0x8eb8ca9a1b21ac83,1,,,

Facebook page deleted

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razorblunt

branie2 wrote: »

They are not responsible for both

One more so than the other!

Ubbquittious

MOH wrote: »

Should just close them permanently and put thousands out of work

Be grand once they have a bit more time off