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Paddocks Pub

lieutenant hayworth

Ive been hearing a lot about The Paddocks pub closing down now for weeks but still seemed to be open when I drove by tonight?
I wouldn't drink in there much myself, the clientele wouldn't be my cup of tea. Its been a long time coming but still sorry to see the Littlepace area without it, especially with all the unemployment at the moment youd think they could have done something with the place.

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ronan45

Beechman wrote: »

new couple have taken over and will be closing part of it over the next few weeks , spending at least €100,000 on a big up-grade, bar will be open during that time

100,000 Must be some upgrade:eek:

Dub XV

amdublin wrote: »

I've no idea why you are being so disparaging.

I am not sure, because of the structure of your post, if that was aimed at me.

Without trying to be smart or back seat modding, it is off topic. I am sure there are threads already with opinions on kids in pubs etc.

As i had already posted earlier there would be promotions for the other businesses at the party.

Larbre34

ronan45 wrote: »

100,000 Must be some upgrade:eek:

In terms of the size of a pub like that €100k wouldnt get you far, maybe curtains and fabrics and a few new fittings but not much else after a coat of paint. It certainly wouldnt allow for the reshaping of the interior space.

I do hope they spend a few quid of it on that entrance hall though, its the coldest, most tatty miserable looking way into a pub ive ever seen.

Dub XV

Larbre34 wrote: »

I do hope they spend a few quid of it on that entrance hall though, its the coldest, most tatty miserable looking way into a pub ive ever seen.

You left out the term "smoke-filled".

Morag

I'd rather it be in the pub during the day then in one of the parish halls.
And don't try and tell me they are community centres when the land they are built on is still owned by the church and one of the parish priests is on the committee.

oblivious

Sharrow wrote: »

I'd rather it be in the pub during the day then in one of the parish halls.
And don't try and tell me they are community centres when the land they are built on is still owned by the church and one of the parish priests is on the committee.

Its still a community and fulfills the definition of "a community centre"

Morag

Not when the only 'community' it caters for is that of the Roman Catholic Parish rather then the actual community in the area.

amdublin

Sharrow wrote: »

Not when the only 'community' it caters for is that of the Roman Catholic Parish rather then the actual community in the area.

There's no bouncers checking your religion at the door.

Zaph

Ok folks, I think we're getting wildly off topic at this stage, so could we please get back on-topic. Thanks

Morag

I hear you Zaph but I want to reply to the comment above and then I will drop it.

amdublin wrote: »

There's no bouncers checking your religion at the door.

Ever try to book a space in any of the for something which is considered to conflict with the 'ethos' of the center? I have in a few of them and been turned down. They get grants for being community centers but are parish halls on land owned bu the church who say cannon law applies there.

ongarboy

ronan45 wrote: »

100,000 Must be some upgrade:eek:

Well considering at least that sum seems to be spent on every house being done up on the RTE1 show "Room to Improve", it seems like a relatively small amount for a large pub.

Junk_Mail

I quite like the paddocks, always have a great night there on the rare occasion i go over, hopefully new owners will keep up with Pius's work !

T-K-O

Junk_Mail wrote: »

I quite like the paddocks, always have a great night there on the rare occasion i go over, hopefully new owners will keep up with Pius's work !

Isnt that the problem and not the solution

Junk_Mail

Well personally never had an issue with him or how he ran the place! Speaking from my own experience I've never had a bad experience in the Paddocks.

T-K-O

Junk_Mail wrote: »

I quite like the paddocks, always have a great night there on the rare occasion i go over, hopefully new owners will keep up with Pius's work !

Not being funny but you would hardly know what the place was like

Junk_Mail

I say rare occasion, it doesn't mean once in a blue moon! It means rare compared to other places. Anyway, I was just giving my opinion, and that is it.

T-K-O

Junk_Mail wrote: »

I say rare occasion, it doesn't mean once in a blue moon! It means rare compared to other places. Anyway, I was just giving my opinion, and that is it.

Rare but not rare, that is going to confuse many a waiter

Junk_Mail

Well then its a good thing I don't eat steak

T-K-O

Junk_Mail wrote: »

Well then its a good thing I don't eat steak

Get outta here.

We dont want your kind in the new and approved steak house Paddocks :pac:

Junk_Mail

Now that would be an improvement altogether haha

ronan45

Swung by last night
The new patrons have immediatly either repaired or put new exterior lights all over the facade. Looks Really well. Never saw it looking so well in fact. At one stage there was portable heaters inside heating the place and missing bulbs in lights. Hope they use the dimmer switches inside. The space inside is Huge maybe softer lights and some candles would bring a cosyness to the place. Also would be interesting if they partitonied of one or 2 areas as cosys and possibly restaurant upstairs? I dont think the upstairs is utilised to its full potential. The place certainly has potential

amdublin

DavidBrady38 wrote: »

i find this thread absolutey absurd thread is going nowhere

You Can't bad mouth a pub that is in the process of being taken over..

Cant wait for it now to shut everyone up

I can taste the bubbles

My sincerest apologies, it is obviously not up to the "standard" of your posts (all 18 of them :cool:)

:rolleyes:

jimmy 2

Beechman wrote: »

new couple have taken over and will be closing part of it over the next few weeks , spending at least €100,000 on a big up-grade, bar will be open during that time

its not a young couple its 3 you men upgrade started at the moment the pup will be open for buisness as usual

Ed Winchester

jimmy 2 wrote: »

its not a young couple its 3 you men upgrade started at the moment the pup will be open for buisness as usual

The Facebook page said it was a couple. Robert & Helen taking over according to that.

dickwod1

Ed Winchester wrote: »

The Facebook page said it was a couple. Robert & Helen taking over according to that.

Yep I concur, I read reply's from Helen saying thanks for the good wishes on that page.

Beechman

New management , new kitchen and menu as well as a revamp in the past few months, great night on New Years Eve and pub was packed to the rafter's, great to see all the changes

Mimikyu

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Ed Winchester

All sounds very positive, must give it a try.

Dub XV

I've been in 3 times since it was taken over, and it was in various states of decoration on each visit.

Last one was last Sunday night with family and the place looked great.

But someone please tell me they are gonna do up the jacks because its letting the place down now.

Otherwise. Nice place to have a few local pints!

Beechman

Captain Morgan wrote: »

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Yea , new kitchen built and they do a lovely carvery