Free Birthday Stuff around Galway?

fergiesfolly wrote: »

Are ya serious? In the middle of a recession and you want business's you don't normally use and probably won't be back to, to give you free stuff.... Seriously?

Lol, some late night morals there from fergiesfolly!:pac:

The thing is many places offer free admission, or free party food if you rent a room and guarantee a crowd in, they make their profit from the drink the crowd buys.
I would imagine that is the best bet, organise a party and try to get some free party food, the cottage bar for example do this, as does the oslo, and I think fagans in eyre square.
Don't rely on the clubs letting you in free though, they sometimes change their minds when they see a group of langered lads/lassies strolling up.
Happy birthday...and don't mind the recession for one night if you can help it!

My morals tend to be the same, regardless of the hour of the day. I have no problem with people who do a deal in a pub/club for freebies, as you said, they'll make it back at the bar. But I have seen people (usually women) who blag free entry or a drink and then feck off to the next place to try their luck there. From your original post,you sounded like the latter. Apologies if I'm wrong. Oh...and Happy Birthday!

fergiesfolly wrote: »

Are ya serious? In the middle of a recession and you want business's you don't normally use and probably won't be back to, to give you free stuff.... Seriously?

Yeah, you're right. It's a recession so me and all my friends will just stay home.


YES of course a business should offer some concession in order to attract customers.

If youre a GPO member you get a free bottle of Champagne on your birthday

EDIT: Two bottles

fergiesfolly wrote: »

Are ya serious? In the middle of a recession and you want business's you don't normally use and probably won't be back to, to give you free stuff.... Seriously?

Settle down