Going to Dublin, what to do?
11 August 2008, 12:59 PM
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ditto above, guiness tour is pretty good, Temple Bar is always the obvious choice and its great down there, and if your into golf and weather permitting there are some good courses around.
11 August 2008, 01:51 PM
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Was a good laugh. we got a taxi to take us up there and to pick us up later - the last bit is very important as there were loads of folk hoping to just hail a cab - the place is in the middle of nowhere !!!
Was a good laugh. we got a taxi to take us up there and to pick us up later - the last bit is very important as there were loads of folk hoping to just hail a cab - the place is in the middle of nowhere !!!
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Be warned, just got back. Its 5 euro 20 cents per pint of Guiness in Temple Bar (and temple bar is a place full of bars, not an actual bar).
It's an awsome city though.
It's an awsome city though.
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The beer's not cheap.
If the weather's good and you're at a bit of a loose end, try the DART to Bray. If you sober up during, there's a porterhouse there too.
Porterhouse anyway for me. Though I don't dislike Guiness, 10+pints a day makes one yearn for something a little different.
As for the girls, learn a few Irish songs and keep "Fields of Athenry" up your sleeve as the banker
J.
If the weather's good and you're at a bit of a loose end, try the DART to Bray. If you sober up during, there's a porterhouse there too.
Porterhouse anyway for me. Though I don't dislike Guiness, 10+pints a day makes one yearn for something a little different.
As for the girls, learn a few Irish songs and keep "Fields of Athenry" up your sleeve as the banker
J.
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The beer's not cheap.
If the weather's good and you're at a bit of a loose end, try the DART to Bray. If you sober up during, there's a porterhouse there too.
Porterhouse anyway for me. Though I don't dislike Guiness, 10+pints a day makes one yearn for something a little different.
As for the girls, learn a few Irish songs and keep "Fields of Athenry" up your sleeve as the banker
J.
If the weather's good and you're at a bit of a loose end, try the DART to Bray. If you sober up during, there's a porterhouse there too.
Porterhouse anyway for me. Though I don't dislike Guiness, 10+pints a day makes one yearn for something a little different.
As for the girls, learn a few Irish songs and keep "Fields of Athenry" up your sleeve as the banker
J.
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