Players lounge is gone

_whiskers · 03-08-2011 12:24AM

I'm sure the place was nice in the inside, but the dogs on the street know that the majority of the people drinking there have a certain mind set and an agenda.

Randomer. · 03-08-2011 10:18PM

msg11 wrote: »

Sure I bet you where also saying that about Barcode, that place is gone and you still have a problem. Well chap, I think you need to stop blaming the pubs and maybe have a look at the area you are living in.

Move the players lounge 30's seconds from your gaf and see if you say the same thing. And barcode? drunk teens... meh, certainly no gangland criminals drug dealers and ra heads.

Tiocfaidh Armani · 02-09-2011 02:40PM

The Players Lounge will be opening in approximately two months. Up yours to those who celebrated it's 'demise'. Great sports bar and will be back rocking to the rebs soon enough:D

Wolfe Tone · 02-09-2011 02:46PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

The Players Lounge will be opening in approximately two months. Up yours to those who celebrated it's 'demise'. Great sports bar and will be back rocking to the rebs soon enough:D

Good news.

Big Nasty · 02-09-2011 02:49PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

The Players Lounge will be opening in approximately two months. Up yours to those who celebrated it's 'demise'. Great sports bar and will be back rocking to the rebs soon enough:D

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

Good news.

Jesus Fcuking Christ! :eek:

Wolfe Tone · 02-09-2011 02:54PM

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Jesus Fcuking Christ! :eek:

Yeah, its terrible that the pub looks like it will recover from being burnt down after a theft isnt it? FFS

mattjack · 02-09-2011 02:54PM

great news..another two months entertainment from this thread..

bayern282 · 02-09-2011 02:56PM

There's a certain rationale for letting these types of establishments exist, keeps all the dross in one place, let them go there and act 'ard to their hearts content.
Us law abiding civilised pussies aren't missing anything by not going to them either, they're usually s**te and boring.

Then when it all goes tits up and one of them gets shot, you get to read all about how football loving Jason or Deano was the salt of the earth according to his ma.

cosmicfart · 02-09-2011 02:58PM

latenia wrote: »

Must have been some serious scrilla in the safe after last weekend-the place would have been jammed with Celtards.

Why are u talking like a gansta rapper?

Big Nasty · 02-09-2011 02:59PM

bayern282 wrote: »

There's a certain rationale for letting these types of establishments exist, keeps all the dross in one place, let them go there and act 'ard to their hearts content.
Us law abiding civilised pussies aren't missing anything by not going to them either, they're usually s**te and boring.

Then when it all goes tits up and one of them gets shot, you get to read all about how football loving Jason or Deano was the salt of the earth according to his ma.

Nail. On. Head.

Tiocfaidh Armani · 02-09-2011 03:23PM

bayern282 wrote: »

There's a certain rationale for letting these types of establishments exist, keeps all the dross in one place, let them go there and act 'ard to their hearts content.
Us law abiding civilised pussies aren't missing anything by not going to them either, they're usually s**te and boring.

Then when it all goes tits up and one of them gets shot, you get to read all about how football loving Jason or Deano was the salt of the earth according to his ma.

You really do hate working class people don't you? Funny I've never seen any trouble in the place. It's a lovely pub on the inside as well and class outside area that doubles as a smoking area. Even has its own bar out the back. You enjoy your ponsy bars if you think the PL is rough:D

Big Nasty · 02-09-2011 03:26PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

You really do hate working class people don't you? Funny I've never seen any trouble in the place. It's a lovely pub on the inside as well and class outside area that doubles as a smoking area. Even has its own bar out the back. You enjoy your ponsy bars if you think the PL is rough:D

Nice quiet pub alright, the odd shooting - that's about the height of it.

Quiet as a nuns fart in confession.

mattjack · 02-09-2011 03:27PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

You really do hate working class people don't you? Funny I've never seen any trouble in the place. It's a lovely pub on the inside as well and class outside area that doubles as a smoking area. Even has its own bar out the back. You enjoy your ponsy bars if you think the PL is rough:D

a bar out the back you say..?

Tiocfaidh Armani · 02-09-2011 03:30PM

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Nice quiet pub alright, the odd shooting - that's about the height of it.

Quiet as a nuns fart in confession.

Feck all to do with the pub itself, bit like all the others.

I hear the same about my old local Finches. Has a reputation but doesn't deserve it.

listermint · 02-09-2011 03:37PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

Feck all to do with the pub itself, bit like all the others.

I hear the same about my old local Finches. Has a reputation but doesn't deserve it.

Finches.....

You have to be trolling, cos your rolling them out here.

Big Nasty · 02-09-2011 03:42PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

Feck all to do with the pub itself, bit like all the others.

I hear the same about my old local Finches. Has a reputation but doesn't deserve it.

Finches?

Not if it was the last pub in the world would I darken its door.

Tiocfaidh Armani · 02-09-2011 03:45PM

listermint wrote: »

Finches.....

You have to be trolling, cos your rolling them out here.

I'm from Clondalkin, Quarryvale to be exact, it's our only pub had no choice anyway. There's feck all wrong with Finches.

Lumbo · 02-09-2011 03:52PM

I'm from Lucan. Have been in Finches a few times, not been there in years.

Never had any problems.

listermint · 02-09-2011 04:03PM

Im from Tallaght, There is feck all right with Finches.

Feck all.

bayern282 · 02-09-2011 05:00PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

You really do hate working class people don't you? Funny I've never seen any trouble in the place. It's a lovely pub on the inside as well and class outside area that doubles as a smoking area. Even has its own bar out the back. You enjoy your ponsy bars if you think the PL is rough:D

Ha Ha Working Class to the core mate, as in, working class, there's a certain element within the working class that revels in being a moron and gives the rest of the working class a bad name thus stunting any sort of cohesive political movement that would look out for our interests, your pals in these types of boozers keep the working classes in their place just as much as the politicians and the priests ever did.

This raff-raff actually has utter contempt for the decent, law abiding working classes that they live amongst.

Tiocfaidh Armani · 02-09-2011 05:14PM

bayern282 wrote: »

Ha Ha Working Class to the core mate, as in, working class, there's a certain element within the working class that revels in being a moron and gives the rest of the working class a bad name thus stunting any sort of cohesive political movement that would look out for our interests, your pals in these types of boozers keep the working classes in their place just as much as the politicians and the priests ever did.

This raff-raff actually has utter contempt for the decent, law abiding working classes that they live amongst.

I think you're a moron prejudging whole gangs of people you don't know based on what pub they drink in. There is undesirable people in nearly all pubs in Dublin. The reason the working class don't have a cohesive political movement that looks after their interests in Ireland is purely down to the gob****e attitude of Irish people that they should vote along the lines of how their parents and grandparents voted out of blind loyalty, or as it's also known as "civil war politics".

Your last comment again is just silly. Your categorising people based solely on what bleedin' pub they drink in. Seriously:rolleyes: I grew up in Clondalkin and have never drawn the dole ever as do most people in Finches, my old local. Pigeon holing people based on what pub they drinks highlights you're the one with the problem, not them. If you're na analyst on where the working class have gone wrong politically I hold no hope for us when you hold so many in utter contempt just purely based on what boozer they like their pint in.

Adios!

FlutterinBantam · 02-09-2011 05:33PM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

I think you're a moron prejudging whole gangs of people you don't know based on what pub they drink in. There is undesirable people in nearly all pubs in Dublin. The reason the working class don't have a cohesive political movement that looks after their interests in Ireland is purely down to the gob****e attitude of Irish people that they should vote along the lines of how their parents and grandparents voted out of blind loyalty, or as it's also known as "civil war politics".

Your last comment again is just silly. Your categorising people based solely on what bleedin' pub they drink in. Seriously:rolleyes: I grew up in Clondalkin and have never drawn the dole ever as do most people in Finches, my old local. Pigeon holing people based on what pub they drinks highlights you're the one with the problem, not them. If you're na analyst on where the working class have gone wrong politically I hold no hope for us when you hold so many in utter contempt just purely based on what boozer they like their pint in.

Adios!

Fcuking passionate post there pal, and a lot of it fcuking true too.

Well said.

Randomer. · 03-09-2011 01:54AM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

I think you're a moron prejudging whole gangs of people you don't know based on what pub they drink in. There is undesirable people in nearly all pubs in Dublin. The reason the working class don't have a cohesive political movement that looks after their interests in Ireland is purely down to the gob****e attitude of Irish people that they should vote along the lines of how their parents and grandparents voted out of blind loyalty, or as it's also known as "civil war politics".

Your last comment again is just silly. Your categorising people based solely on what bleedin' pub they drink in. Seriously:rolleyes: I grew up in Clondalkin and have never drawn the dole ever as do most people in Finches, my old local. Pigeon holing people based on what pub they drinks highlights you're the one with the problem, not them. If you're na analyst on where the working class have gone wrong politically I hold no hope for us when you hold so many in utter contempt just purely based on what boozer they like their pint in.

Adios!

I don't think anyone is saying anyone who drinks there is a 'scumbag'. Not at all.

Just that a lot of scumbags go there. There is a difference.

However, I have no doubt that the majority of people that go there are good honest sound people.

giles lynchwood · 03-09-2011 02:42AM

Has it reopened as my intrest´s are aroused and i would like to judge for myself as to wheather i would frequent the aforementenioned tavern.

tayto lover · 03-09-2011 10:52AM

MCMLXXV wrote: »

Nice quiet pub alright, the odd shooting - that's about the height of it.

Quiet as a nuns fart in confession.

The bit that made me laugh was "working class", ha ha.
Most of them wouldn't work on a life support machine.

Big Nasty · 03-09-2011 11:18AM

Tiocfaidh Armani wrote: »

The reason the working class don't have a cohesive political movement that looks after their interests in Ireland is purely down to the gob****e attitude of Irish people that they should vote along the lines of how their parents and grandparents voted out of blind loyalty, or as it's also known as "civil war politics"

What about Sinn Fein, Eirigi?

Mmmmm, I'm seeing a certain 'path' here.

Green Back · 03-09-2011 11:20AM

bayern282 wrote: »

There's a certain rationale for letting these types of establishments exist, keeps all the dross in one place, let them go there and act 'ard to their hearts content.
Us law abiding civilised pussies aren't missing anything by not going to them either, they're usually s**te and boring.

Then when it all goes tits up and one of them gets shot, you get to read all about how football loving Jason or Deano was the salt of the earth according to his ma.

Great post

Wolfe Tone · 03-09-2011 11:30AM

giles lynchwood wrote: »

Has it reopened as my intrest´s are aroused and i would like to judge for myself as to wheather i would frequent the aforementenioned tavern.

No, not yet. Thats right, go see for yourself.

Mike 1972 · 03-09-2011 11:57AM

MCMLXXV wrote: »

What about Sinn Fein,.

So comrade when the revolution comes will every "unemployed barman" have a holiday cottage in Donegal ?

tayto lover · 03-09-2011 12:45PM

Wolfe Tone wrote: »

No, not yet. Thats right, go see for yourself.

Don't forget to wear your vest.

Players lounge is gone

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