Stag do

[BrotherMore6592]

Not a stag but annual meeting with fellas I went to uni with. Someone mentioned Mullingar as a good spot but I have never heard anyone mention it as a town for nightlife. Anyone?

Would prefer Athlone but organiser says accommodation options not great on weekend in question. Any other options that suit boys travelling from Dublin Airport, one from Tipp and me coming from the North? Kilkenny was chalked off already.

Haven't been in Mullingar in a decade but it wasn't great. Can't explain why as most ingredients are the same .

Maynooth or Naas would be worth looking at.

Naas a rough dive and if you're not local lads from the area it's notorious for trouble for out of towners. Not the most welcoming bar fletchers or Hayden's pub for a quiet pint

Maynooth a far better town and excellent food but maybe a bit student-ish

[Tony Baloney]

Cheers lads. Might give Maynooth a rattle despite the student days being a distant memory.

[markl121]

Mate of mine going on a stag to Bristol this weekend. Looking a pub for the football. Looks like o neills and seamus o donnells are Irish bars. Any others he could check? Probably a long shot

[manfromdelmonte]

Mate of mine going on a stag to Bristol this weekend. Looking a pub for the football. Looks like o neills and seamus o donnells are Irish bars. Any others he could check? Probably a long shot

great city for a stag

[BrotherMore6592]

Cheers lads. Might give Maynooth a rattle despite the student days being a distant memory.

How did you get on?

[Tony Baloney]

Cheers lads. Might give Maynooth a rattle despite the student days being a distant memory.

How did you get on?

It's in August but now changed to Carrick.

[NotedObserver]

Was in Galway recently and found them much friendlier to stags that previous

[markl121]

Was in Galway recently and found them much friendlier to stags that previous

My friend was put out of a pub in the place for wearing a mr motivator outfit the lads got him. They referred to it as a "political statement"

[snoopdog]

Was in Galway recently and found them much friendlier to stags that previous

My friend was put out of a pub in the place for wearing a mr motivator outfit the lads got him. They referred to it as a "political statement"

Rightly so 
I always though dressing up the stag was an English thing.

[Milltown Row2]

Was in Galway recently and found them much friendlier to stags that previous

My friend was put out of a pub in the place for wearing a mr motivator outfit the lads got him. They referred to it as a "political statement"

Rightly so 
I always though dressing up the stag was an English thing.

It has been but see a lot of it now, certainly on stags I've been to

I was at a friends stag in Newcastle, he's born and bred Scot but late teens the family moved to outside Leeds, course he married had kids and divorced, but at the stag for his second marriage he was made to wear a King George outfit all day! The man was demented lol. While his English born kids took the pish..

Sure its a bitta craic

[imtommygunn]

Sure feck sake there is a thing where people pay to get the stag handcuffed to a midget all weekend.

[Tony Baloney]

Any tips for bars (and dare I say it clubs for the more mature traveller) etc. in Carrick on Shannon?

[snoopdog]

Quick question lads. Not q stag do. Just a group of lads looking for a good spot for the weekend.  What's athlone or mullingar like. We've done all the obvious places before.

[Captain Scarlet]

Don't live too far from Mullingar but would never go there on a night out.
Did a stag in Athlone and you have some nice spots.

[Itchy]

Quick question lads. Not q stag do. Just a group of lads looking for a good spot for the weekend.  What's athlone or mullingar like. We've done all the obvious places before.

Athlone is a nice spot, well worth a visit