New Years Eve.

Dubchild · 27-12-2011 10:04PM #1

What are you doing for NEW YEARS EVE?
Does anyone know if there's any fireworks displays on for New years eve. In Limerick or around or anywhere in Ireland, i would travel to get a decent one. It would be great but it's a shame you never see this happening all over on one of the Top nights of all ''New years eve''.

CardBordWindow · 27-12-2011 10:06PM

Ah, new years eve. The biggest let down of a night out, every year!

Chuck Stone · 27-12-2011 10:08PM

NYE is the biggest load of shite eva fo sho.

Planned fun sucks.

Benny_Cake · 27-12-2011 10:11PM

Chuck Stone wrote: »

NYE is the biggest load of shite eva fo sho.

Planned fun sucks.

Yeah, "you shall go out and have a good time". Will be staying at home.

MrPirate · 27-12-2011 10:12PM

Still not entirely sure what I'm gonna be doing. Definitely not going to be in Longford, anyway! Have a funny feeling I'll somehow end up in Belfast... But most probably a roof-top party at a friend's house in Dublin.

El Weirdo · 27-12-2011 10:16PM

I'm planning on hanging around Boards AND TYPING random WORDS in CAPS.

Sunnyisland · 27-12-2011 10:19PM

MrPirate wrote: »

Still not entirely sure what I'm gonna be doing. Definitely not going to be in Longford, anyway! Have a funny feeling I'll somehow end up in Belfast... But most probably a roof-top party at a friend's house in Dublin.

Why
Why
& how

BraziliaNZ · 27-12-2011 10:21PM

Going to a party. It is kind of exciting the countdown etc.

Toby Take a Bow · 27-12-2011 10:22PM

House Party is the only way.

Fireworks does sound good, though. House party + fireworks = good times.

Probably stay in, though.

MrPirate · 27-12-2011 10:32PM

realies wrote: »

Why
Why
& how

I'm from Longford, but going out in Longford is generally sh!t. Like, ultra sh!t. It's nice once a year on a busy night to catch up with people from school you never really talked to, but are suddenly great friends with you when you're home from college(ie, last night). But too much of it kills it. Spent NYE out there last year, and it was pretty lame.

I like Belfast, it's fun. I've had a weird urge to go to Belfast lately, I think I could accidentally end up doing it drunkenly... <_<

Because Dublin's awesome and I know the right people?

Abi · 27-12-2011 10:36PM

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

Going to a party. It is kind of exciting the countdown etc.

Is it though?

In the years I was out in the pubs for NYE I was more annoyed and frustrated, they're normally packed to the hilt, people hugging / kissing / and worse with strangers..

And since Ive been hanging at home, I've seen drunk neighbours come out shaking hands and shyte when they normally wouldn't even give each other the time of day, well it seems fúcking stupid to me.

Sunnyisland · 27-12-2011 10:40PM

Staying in myself, babysitting the grandchildren :-)

Abi · 27-12-2011 10:42PM

realies wrote: »

Staying in myself, babysitting the grandchildren :-)

I notice the way you added (ren) to the end of that, I take it you will be stocking up on a lot of drink :pac:

BraziliaNZ · 27-12-2011 10:45PM

Abi wrote: »

Is it though?

In the years I was out in the pubs for NYE I was more annoyed and frustrated, they're normally packed to the hilt, people hugging / kissing / and worse with strangers..

And since Ive been hanging at home, I've seen drunk neighbours come out shaking hands and shyte when they normally wouldn't even give each other the time of day, well it seems fúcking stupid to me.

Ah don't be so cynical. It can be a bit of craic.

tayto lover · 27-12-2011 10:46PM

Don't go out on NYE anymore. Always found it a load of rubbish and over-estimated. It is just another over-hyped publicans' bonanza.

Jesus Wept · 27-12-2011 10:47PM

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

It is kind of exciting the countdown etc.

Should do it every night.

Abi wrote: »

Is it though?

In the years I was out in the pubs for NYE I was more annoyed and frustrated, they're normally packed to the hilt, people hugging / kissing / and worse with strangers..

And since Ive been hanging at home, I've seen drunk neighbours come out shaking hands and shyte when they normally wouldn't even give each other the time of day, well it seems fúcking stupid to me.

/extends hand

Mars Bar · 27-12-2011 10:47PM

Unless my best friend decides to not go to Galway and to have a house party, then I'll be partying all on my lonesome at home.

Paddy's Day, Stephen's Day and NYE are the three worst nights out every year!

Bad Panda · 27-12-2011 10:48PM

CardBordWindow wrote: »

Ah, new years eve. The biggest let down of a night out, every year!

Hate people bitchin' about what a let down NYE is! Take control and do something you want to do and make your own fun. It's a let down because you allow it to be.

fullback4glin · 27-12-2011 11:00PM

With thread after thread and comment after comment of people saying how **** NYE has always been and how they're not going out for it, I think this year might actually be like any other Saturday night out, which is why it should be decent. Well and that I haven't been out on a Saturday night since 5th Nov

ColeTrain · 27-12-2011 11:04PM

I might head out for some pints. If not then I'll wait at home and personally supervise the changing of the family calendar. Yeah if you wanna get shi* done right then you gotta do it yourself.

Sunnyisland · 27-12-2011 11:07PM

Abi wrote: »

I notice the way you added (ren) to the end of that, I take it you will be stocking up on a lot of drink :pac:

Don't drink alcohol :P:D Might have a few herbal tea,s instead

Burkatron · 27-12-2011 11:09PM

Toby Take a Bow wrote: »

House Party is the only way.

Fireworks does sound good, though. House party + fireworks = good times.

Probably stay in, though.

Especially if you invite Super Mario & co.!!!

senorwipesalot · 27-12-2011 11:26PM

Toby Take a Bow wrote: »

House Party is the only way.

Fireworks does sound good, though. House party + fireworks = good times.

Probably stay in, though.

House party + fireworks + drink = good house fire

Abi · 27-12-2011 11:34PM

BraziliaNZ wrote: »

Ah don't be so cynical. It can be a bit of craic.

Splains why

The-Rigger wrote: »

/extends cawk

Rawr.

realies wrote: »

Don't drink alcohol :P:D Might have a few herbal tea,s instead

Oh sweet ******

Herbal you say... weed then?

hondasam · 27-12-2011 11:41PM

If no one goes out and it's such a crap night how come the pubs/clubs are packed.

starbelgrade · 27-12-2011 11:55PM

If you don't like New Years Eve, then don't celebrate it - don't spend it with friends, don't spend it with family, don't see it as a time to kick back & enjoy the end of the year & the start of a new one.

Just sit at home & moan and whinge about how shite it is & how much of a let down it is.

The rest of us will be celebrating it with people who are not cronic moany fuckers.

bnt · 27-12-2011 11:55PM

For a second I thought this thread would be about the current movie called New Year's Eve. If you're a guy, and your significant udder expresses the slightest hint that you should go and see New Year's Eve on New Year's Eve ... dump her, then shoot her, and not necessarily in that order. :eek:

starbelgrade · 27-12-2011 11:58PM

bnt wrote: »

For a second I thought this thread would be about the current movie called New Year's Eve. :

Do you suffer from short term memory loss?

El Weirdo · 28-12-2011 12:19AM

starbelgrade wrote: »

Do you suffer from short term memory loss?

Great ****ing band.

Sunnyisland · 28-12-2011 12:20AM

25............ this represents the number of days until January 23rd, 2012.which is when my New year starts

and i welcome back the dragon.

fat__tony · 28-12-2011 12:38AM

Im curious as to what most people in Ireland would celebrate on New Years Eve when 2012 promises to be as depressing and miserable as 2011.

New Years Eve.

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