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Champions leage final with a 10 year old.

  • 30-05-2019 10:28pm
    #1
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    Hi, anyone know of any pub/hotel bar in the city we could watch the champions league final with my 10 year old nephew?


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  • #2
    Captain Havoc
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    I'd say go for one of the ones a little out of town like the Orchard or the Glendine. It's Cat Laughs so town will be hopping.

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  • #3
    Bowlardo
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    Captain Havoc wrote: »
    I'd say go for one of the ones a little out of town like the Orchard or the Glendine. It's Cat Laughs so town will be hopping.

    agree it would be madness bringing a 10 years old in to town for the match but at push rafters would probably be ok or kytler beer garden


  • #4
    pajoguy
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    Sorry to hijack the thread but where would be a good spot for a "golf society" to watch it in the city


  • #5
    Comerman
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    Kytlers might have it on the big screen upstairs or Rafters back room has a big screen too which would be grand with a 10yo.
    Kytlers beer garden or Billy Byrnes for the golf boyos.


  • #6
    bans
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    Ended up watching it in the bar of the river court hotel. No rowdiness so very comfortable with a 10 year old. Thanks for the replies.


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