Stout drinkers of the world, unite and take over

[JoG2]

Off out for a pint tonight and we got chatting in the WhatsApp group about pubs that serve up a great stout.

Pubs that spring to mind (limited to 5 and 1 from each town / city)

The Derby Bar - Derry City
Bittles - Belfast
Long Haul - Dublin
McGings - Westport

And the best I've had
Simon Coyles, Roscommon. What a pint!

[Milltown Row2]

Was in Belfast couple weeks ago on a Guinness run, Maddens Kelly Cellars and the Deers head were great.

Do love getting of the train and heading to The Crown for a Guinness though..

Some cracking places for stout in Dublin, McQuiads decent too

[laoislad]

Syd Harkin's in Kilkenny, or Bowe's on Fleet Street in Dublin.
Won't find any better anywhere.

[Armagh18]

Maddens in Newry (46 Mill Street I think its called now.) or Croziers.

Doyles in Camlough is legendary for stout.

Edit, hadn't seen the 1 per town. Would go with Croziers in Newry and Doyles in Camlough.

[Armagh18]

Off out for a pint tonight and we got chatting in the WhatsApp group about pubs that serve up a great stout.

Pubs that spring to mind (limited to 5 and 1 from each town / city)

The Derby Bar - Derry City
Bittles - Belfast
Long Haul - Dublin
McGings - Westport

And the best I've had
Simon Coyles, Roscommon. What a pint!

Worth the p***k of an owner?

[thewobbler]

Honestly I'm not sure there's a bad pint of Guinness anywhere anymore. Well
not in Ireland.

[Armagh18]

Honestly I'm not sure there's a bad pint of Guinness anywhere anymore. Well
not in Ireland.

Avoid the Canal Court in Newry! Pints in general are rough in it.

[Duine Inteacht Eile]

Honestly I'm not sure there's a bad pint of Guinness anywhere anymore. Well
not in Ireland.

I'd agree with that. Or, at least, it's very rare and there would be alarm bells before you ordered one.

[Armagh18]

Honestly I'm not sure there's a bad pint of Guinness anywhere anymore. Well
not in Ireland.

I'd agree with that. Or, at least, it's very rare and there would be alarm bells before you ordered one.

A slightly wet/dirty glass will kill a good pint straight away. Maybe I'm too fussy lol

[Champion The Wonder Horse]

I'll happily go to my grave without touching another drop of any form of stout.

[Tony Baloney]

Was in Belfast couple weeks ago on a Guinness run, Maddens Kelly Cellars and the Deers head were great.

Do love getting of the train and heading to The Crown for a Guinness though..

Some cracking places for stout in Dublin, McQuiads decent too

The pint in The Crown is average at best but hard to bear the location for the train.

[JoG2]

Maddens in Newry (46 Mill Street I think its called now.) or Croziers.

Doyles in Camlough is legendary for stout.

Edit, hadn't seen the 1 per town. Would go with Croziers in Newry and Doyles in Camlough.

Don't be stressing about the rules

Re Bittles, John I think you call him, yes, grade A beanbag, but it's a bitta craic too, especially if someone is there with you that doesn't know the craic

[laceer]

Harbour bar - Downings. Smooth as silk.

[Milltown Row2]

Harbour bar - Downings. Smooth as silk.

A great call, patsy Dans in Dunfanaghy

We did the two pubs in Cresslough the other week, very good..

Our clubs pints are great too😉

[lurganblue]

Honestly I'm not sure there's a bad pint of Guinness anywhere anymore. Well
not in Ireland.

Ashburn and Courthouse in Lurgan both serve an awful Guinness.

Clan na Gael social club, INF and Reids... quality