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Pubs for Liverpool Wed 11 March

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  • 10-03-2020 8:40pm
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    CBear1993
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    Sorry all for posting this on here - I was struggling to see where else to put it from searching threads.

    I’ve a friend down here from Donegal tomorrow night who’s a massive Liverpool fan . Not sure where to bring him with a good atmosphere and something to eat to watch the Liverpool Atletico Madrid game at 7:45pm.

    I live in royal canal park in D15. Halfway house on Navan Road would be my usual port of call. Might be a bit dead for him as it’s full of old men from cabra in having a quiet pint.
    If I’m looking for somewhere livelier I usually head on into stoneybatter or Smithfield but wouldn’t be sure there!

    Thanks in advance. I’m only living in Dublin a while myself so can’t even ask a friend!


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    landofthetree
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    CBear1993 wrote: »
    Sorry all for posting this on here - I was struggling to see where else to put it from searching threads.

    I’ve a friend down here from Donegal tomorrow night who’s a massive Liverpool fan . Not sure where to bring him with a good atmosphere and something to eat to watch the Liverpool Atletico Madrid game at 7:45pm.

    I live in royal canal park in D15. Halfway house on Navan Road would be my usual port of call. Might be a bit dead for him as it’s full of old men from cabra in having a quiet pint.
    If I’m looking for somewhere livelier I usually head on into stoneybatter or Smithfield but wouldn’t be sure there!

    Thanks in advance. I’m only living in Dublin a while myself so can’t even ask a friend!

    The living room pub is probably best if you a crowded venue with atmosphere.

    http://www.thelivingroom.ie/

    You can get the train to Boombridge and then the Luas to Parnell at.

    Also there is a sports bar in Phibsboro called the back page.


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    CBear1993
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    landofthetree wrote: »
    The living room pub is probably best if you a crowded venue with atmosphere.

    http://www.thelivingroom.ie/

    You can get the train to Boombridge and then the Luas to Parnell at.

    Also there is a sports bar in Phibsboro called the back page.

    Ahhh the back page, why didn’t I think of that one!! That should be grand, suppose you’ve McGowan’s there too. Although I find both of these full of hipsters and young multi nationals in Dublin ha!


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    Gavin "shels"
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    Clonsilla Inn is the "D15 Liverpool Supporters Club", they even fly a Liverpool flag in the carpark that's how hardcore they are.... supporting their team... in a pub... on front of a TV!


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    Birneybau
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    CBear1993 wrote: »
    Ahhh the back page, why didn’t I think of that one!! That should be grand, suppose you’ve McGowan’s there too. Although I find both of these full of hipsters and young multi nationals in Dublin ha!

    Multi nationals, eh?


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    CBear1993
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    Birneybau wrote: »
    Multi nationals, eh?

    What is the proper term ? Foreign nationals? Backpackers ?


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    Wuff Wuff
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    CBear1993 wrote: »
    What is the proper term ?

    People


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    CBear1993
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    Wuff Wuff wrote: »
    People

    That doesn’t describe the type of crowd that goes there though if they aren’t Irish or native?


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    L1011
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    CBear1993 wrote: »
    That doesn’t describe the type of crowd that goes there though if they aren’t Irish or native?

    You're looking for somewhere to watch a foreign football team, why would you be in any way concerned with other foreigners?


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    Spleerbun
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    Why is it anyone's business what he's concerned about?


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    killbillvol2
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    CBear1993 wrote: »
    That doesn’t describe the type of crowd that goes there though if they aren’t Irish or native?

    Who the f*** goes to a pub and worries about the nationalities of the other customers? Seriously?


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    CBear1993
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    Was just asking for a recommendation for pubs. Happened to say that the back page does tend to be a bit hipster / has a lot of young backpackers in playing table tennis, mini golf, board games all that crap.

    Sound. thread closed. Some vultures around here.


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    Naked Lepper
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    hope yous enjoyed the game


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