Things you'll miss about lockdowns/restriction

[Olly]

Number one for me is not hugging people. It should be slowly relaxed, if at all.
A close second is not having to visit the family.

[Armamike]

Shaking hands.  Never liked it.

[Milltown Row2]

The mask, I'm defo better looking with it on 

[imtommygunn]

Table service in bars.

[Milltown Row2]

Having to shave
Not wearing a tie

[quit yo jibbajabba]

The mask, I'm defo better looking with it on 

Twas great. Nip into town with a clabber.o shite round yer chops after eatin the spuds and nere a worry did it cause as ye just had to fire on the old mask and all was hidden

[toby47]

Table service in bars.

Definitely table service. When the service was good, it was great. However it was horrible when the service was poor.

[toby47]

I still miss lockdown 1. It was obviously an uncertain stage of life at the time.  But thinking back now....

Time with family, Furlough, The weather was unreal, Drinking tins in the garden on a Tuesday in 22 degrees heat, Diesel was £0.99 and the car only needed filled once ever 6 weeks, Having 6 weeks to paint a fence instead of the usual cramming it over a couple of Saturday's, Time to reflect on certain things, Getting things round the house sorted that we had been putting off for months, getting excited about a replay of an old GAA classic every Sunday, Not having to set an alarm, Having a bit more time to go for walks/runs/get fit.

[clarshack]

1st Lockdown was a novelty especially with the unreal weather, everything afterwards was just horrible.

[Ghost]

Table service in bars.

Disagree strongly. I know you're probably on about the bigger venues where you would normally have to stand an age at the bar but I'm small local pub kind of man. Love standing/sitting at the bar drinking a pint. The sitting down on lower tables with table service just wasn't the same.

[Orior]

Sex bubbles.

[Milltown Row2]

Sex bubbles.

Enough of that Mr Beattie please...

[imtommygunn]

Table service in bars.

Disagree strongly. I know you're probably on about the bigger venues where you would normally have to stand an age at the bar but I'm small local pub kind of man. Love standing/sitting at the bar drinking a pint. The sitting down on lower tables with table service just wasn't the same.

Likely depends on  bar. In a city so no interest in talking to half the ones come through the door - in the country would be a different matter.

[lurganblue]

Having the train to myself for the commute.

[Windmill abu]

Sex bubbles.

Too much lube?