best/favourite nightclub in ireland

[Doogie Browser]

I was going to mention it, then i thought i would be showing my age so i didn't.  What about

Knock Na Moe over the years

Mind that place. I was too young to go. Wasn't there a ghost story about it?

many a good sunday afternoon was wasted drinking about it. their was suppose to be a ghost about it alright and if memory serves me right it was a girl who hung herself.  used to be a great spot for bands like smokie and luv bug

Ah the lovely June Cunningham...subject of manys an 80s schoolboy fantasy

They did the Freshers ball in 1996 at Jordanstown and they would have been 'mature' at that stage but we still though she was quality! 

[5 Sams]

I was going to mention it, then i thought i would be showing my age so i didn't.  What about

Knock Na Moe over the years

Mind that place. I was too young to go. Wasn't there a ghost story about it?

many a good sunday afternoon was wasted drinking about it. their was suppose to be a ghost about it alright and if memory serves me right it was a girl who hung herself.  used to be a great spot for bands like smokie and luv bug

Ah the lovely June Cunningham...subject of manys an 80s schoolboy fantasy

They did the Freshers ball in 1996 at Jordanstown and they would have been 'mature' at that stage but we still though she was quality! 

They played at our Christmas do in the Canal Court last year Doogie........she's still quality Dunno about the music though

[Doogie Browser]

I was going to mention it, then i thought i would be showing my age so i didn't.  What about

Knock Na Moe over the years

Mind that place. I was too young to go. Wasn't there a ghost story about it?

many a good sunday afternoon was wasted drinking about it. their was suppose to be a ghost about it alright and if memory serves me right it was a girl who hung herself.  used to be a great spot for bands like smokie and luv bug

Ah the lovely June Cunningham...subject of manys an 80s schoolboy fantasy

They did the Freshers ball in 1996 at Jordanstown and they would have been 'mature' at that stage but we still though she was quality! 

They played at our Christmas do in the Canal Court last year Doogie........she's still quality Dunno about the music though

'Luv Bug - the poor mans Bagatelle' 

[Canalman]

Grill in Letterkeny I agree used to be a great spot. Used also to be a great spot on Leeson Street called Rios...... long gone I think. A real lively spot during the week.

[Celt_Man]

Grill in Letterkeny I agree used to be a great spot. Used also to be a great spot on Leeson Street called Rios...... long gone I think. A real lively spot during the week.

Na Rios is still there... well I was in it a couple of years ago so definitely not long gone.  I haven't heard anything about it closing down since I was in it

[Celt_Man]

The Palace on Camden street in Dublin is a unbelievable spot.... dead as a door nail during the week but absolutely wedged at the weekend... and the amount of lovely ladies floating around in it is serious too

[gallsman]

The Palace on Camden street in Dublin is a unbelievable spot.... dead as a door nail during the week but absolutely wedged at the weekend... and the amount of lovely ladies floating around in it is serious too

Would have agreed with you two years ago. Full of Trinity and UCD Law and business students. Place itself was a dive though. Has been redone over the summer apparently. It's now a tenner in and the club is upstairs.

Rios is still there but has had it's name changed I think.

[leenie]

 was in the glenavon last nite for more power... great nite

the new niteclub is class, they've done some job on it... was very impressed, not a carpet in sight..

and instead of the smell of puke it was fresh paint...

[thebigfella]

was in the glenavon last nite for more power... great nite

the new niteclub is class, they've done some job on it... was very impressed, not a carpet in sight..

and instead of the smell of puke it was fresh paint...

I can think of nothing worse, hardly in keeping with the title of the thread 

[fitzroyalty]

derryhirk inn, slug a bottle of buckfast in the carpark then into the wee place to find a dirtybirdy. take her to the magic garden and have your way with her, then walk home in the pissing rain!

[thebandit]

The Palace on Camden street in Dublin is a unbelievable spot.... dead as a door nail during the week but absolutely wedged at the weekend... and the amount of lovely ladies floating around in it is serious too

Would have agreed with you two years ago. Full of Trinity and UCD Law and business students. Place itself was a dive though. Has been redone over the summer apparently. It's now a tenner in and the club is upstairs.

Rios is still there but has had it's name changed I think.

It called NV now

[wallyman]

derryhirk inn, slug a bottle of buckfast in the carpark then into the wee place to find a dirtybirdy. take her to the magic garden and have your way with her, then walk home in the pissing rain!

Ahoy hoy sailor!

[Tony Baloney]

derryhirk inn, slug a bottle of buckfast in the carpark then into the wee place to find a dirtybirdy. take her to the magic garden and have your way with her, then walk home in the pissing rain!

Didn't something strange/sinister happn there about 10 years ago? Brits held the place up or something?

[lynchbhoy]

RIP Copper faced jacks

was in it the week before Christmas for the first time in nearly 10 years and it has gone from being brilliant to being a complete tip.
At least upstairs used to be a good spot, but upstairs is now exactly the same as downstairs and I wont be back.
I will hold on to the good memories and instead head to mcgowans in future.

[thebigfella]

RIP Copper faced jacks

was in it the week before Christmas for the first time in nearly 10 years and it has gone from being brilliant to being a complete tip.
At least upstairs used to be a good spot, but upstairs is now exactly the same as downstairs and I wont be back.
I will hold on to the good memories and instead head to mcgowans in future.

Whats wrong, you upset cause you could pull in Dublin's premier meatmarket?