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Kip bars in Dublin or further a field.

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  • #32
    Duck's hoop
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,530 ✭✭✭Duck's hoop


    marcsignal wrote: »
    Toast in Rathmines has gone through funny stages. 10 years ago it was knackerville, and slowly but surely they cleaned it up. It was great over the last year, and over last Christmas, minimum security and grief. Sadly since Tram Co has closed it's gone back to being a bit of a kip again due to the Tram Co overspill.

    shame:(


    So it's a case of terminal irony.


  • #33
    SoupyNorman
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    Q bar is grovel hole.


  • #34
    Beaucoupfish
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    The perfect pub you are seeking in Dublin doesn't exist. There is always something wrong. And if you can't find something wrong the price and opening hours will interfere with your night out.
    The local pub is dead,


  • #35
    Húrin
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    I love Nash's on Thomas St, and Slattery's and Mother Reilly's (both in Rathmines).


  • #36
    Duck's hoop
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    Beaucoupfish wrote: »
    .
    The local pub is dead,

    But not forgotten. :pac:As an as yet not, but soon to be, oft cited didactic paragon. If they don't drop their prices. I mean their trousers.


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  • #37
    tony 2 tone
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    If you're looking for a daaaay-sent pub tung fella, you could try Ryans on Queen street, Sin E on Ormand Quey, Brogans on Dame st, the Long Hall, JJ Smyths on Georges st, Ryans of Wexford st, Mulligans and Chaplins around from the Screen cinema. All good spots.
    +1 for Kennedy's by Tara st station, those toilets were something else!


  • #38
    Eoin
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    spoonbadger wrote: »
    There's a place on pearse street. It's an oldstyle pub (no D4s or yuppies) but it's still a pretty nice place. It's clientele are a nice mix of oldies and the common-sensical trinity students (again,no D4s or yuppies :))..

    Is the presence of Trinity students supposed to be a good thing?


  • #39
    Duck's hoop
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    eoin wrote: »
    Is the presence of Trinity students supposed to be a good thing?

    Bit lax. Lazy. What's wrong wit' em. Got s where we are. Fwasint for em.


  • #40
    OneForTheRoad
    Closed Accounts Posts: 21 ✭OneForTheRoad


    The Lower Deck on Portobello Bridge is a great little pub that isn't populated by c'unts.

    Also, Berminghams on Dorset St. Total kip, deadly Guinness, 1970's decor ftw


  • #41
    Sir Gallagher
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    OneForTheRoad wrote: »
    The Lower Deck on Portobello Bridge is a great little pub that isn't populated by c'unts.

    Also, Berminghams on Dorset St. Total kip, deadly Guinness, 1970's decor ftw

    Ah good shout on The Lower Deck, went to a gig downstairs there before great little setting, it was kinda like a house party.

    Another one i'll throw into the ring is The Bernard Shaw on richmond street(top of Camden st. leading into Portobello) great spot, always have good dj's playing at the weekends, great vibe, pool table in the beer garden too.


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  • #42
    copacetic
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    Sir Gallagher wrote: »

    Another one i'll throw into the ring is The Bernard Shaw on richmond street(top of Camden st. leading into Portobello) great spot, always have good dj's playing at the weekends, great vibe, pool table in the beer garden too.

    hardly a kip bar though, gone pretty fancy since the name changed and it was done up. Was a proper kip bar when it was Bambricks.


  • #43
    Duck's hoop
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    I don't think it's any secret but the Flowing Tide is the greatest sh6thole on the nartsoide.


  • #44
    Xavi6
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    The Shanty in D15


  • #45
    prendy
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    Duck's hoop wrote: »
    I hear Fagan's in Drumcondra is pretty much full of the Lowest Life On Earth if that's your thing.

    used to live around the corner...shiiiite pub but best pub grub in Dublin.


    Molloy's on talbot St is one of the nicest pubs.


  • #46
    Spore
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    OneForTheRoad wrote: »
    The Lower Deck on Portobello Bridge is a great little pub that isn't populated by c'unts.

    Beautifully said old chap


  • #47
    MJOR
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    the idle hour


  • #48
    TwoShedsJackson
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    Duck's hoop wrote: »
    Worst has to be the WilliOm Tell. Best is that one they knocked, used to be over across from it. Barneys or somthing. If you remember this you are living an unconventional lifestyle. Or not.

    Bartley Dunnes.


  • #49
    homerjay2005
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 29,346 ✭✭✭✭homerjay2005


    hows barcode these days? i aint been there in about 4 years.


  • #50
    brettmirl
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    homerjay2005 wrote: »
    hows barcode these days? i aint been there in about 4 years.

    That would make you about 18 now so?


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