Nightclubs on good friday in Dublin

Berserker · 21-03-2016 10:11PM

Mankyspuds wrote: »

I have been reliably informed that the bars in Aviva will be open before and during the match... sshhh though..it's a secret

A rumour like that could sell those last few tickets for the game.

purplecow1977 · 21-03-2016 10:17PM

Iwasfrozen wrote: »

Seriously you knew, or should have known when good Friday was and planned around it. Can't you just go for a meal on Saturday?

Nope, sister working Saturday evening. I'm away Thursday. Mum working Wednesday!

purplecow1977 · 21-03-2016 10:17PM

stoplooklisten wrote: »

Can your mam not make it to this gig?

Not her style!!!!

eoins23456 · 22-03-2016 08:24PM

B.A._Baracus wrote: »

It's funny as El Weirdo says that people always ask the same question each yeah in After Hours I reckon we'll soon have the usual "Should alcohol be sold on Good Friday?" thread. With a splash of religious bashing thrown in to boot.

But to answer your question, yes certain bars open from 12am onwards. As they can legally sell alcohol then. Obviously only certain places do it. So best to check out the Facebook pages of a specific bar.

Grand I might pursue this avenue if I end going out haha

tony 2 tone · 22-03-2016 08:54PM

Shelbourne Park will be open showing the match and the dog racing from Harolds Cross. 10 euro in. http://publin.ie/2016/dont-despair-theres-a-new-way-to-buy-drink-on-good-friday/
And also on Publin, they say that night clubs don't open at 12 anymore.

In recent years some pubs were able to open at midnight. Fibber Magees and The Turks Head used to be able to open, but for the last 2 years they haven’t been granted a license to open at midnight after Good Friday. Unfortunately, it’s the same again this year.

But more ideas here.
http://publin.ie/2016/8-ways-to-get-a-drink-on-good-friday/

rubadub · 22-03-2016 09:16PM

Bray bowling alley has a BYOB good friday, I think some other bowling alleys do it too.

Nightclubs on good friday in Dublin

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