I was in the States early this year and they done this, although it was not advertised or anything.
Biggins wrote: » :rolleyes: They can be trusted more to get the drunks home in one piece at least. You will (or should) be grateful for that in the morning after you sober up! "At least I'm home in one piece!"
Thank you for your email regarding our Designated Driver Campaign.Once you advise the bar person you or your friend is the designated driver, there is no limit to the number of free drinks but you must be driving at least one person who is consuming alcohol. You can find a list of participating bars on our website www.designateddriver.ie.
KTRIC wrote: » Yep, you need to go to your local Garda station and fill out form SOR2001 and ask to be put on the register. They'll understand
rubadub wrote: » Nothing to stop the small pub just buying a 2L of coke in tesco. Most rugby & GAA bars I have been in do this for kids, either free or very small nominal charge.
360ts wrote: » Maybe you should look to the government to see where most of the money of the price of a pint goes!
finno wrote: » In my local a pint of beer 5 euro and a pint of coke 5.20.