Well lads, heading down to the international rules next week. Where is the best spot for a few pre match pints and then where would be a good spot to head after the game?
Cheers
Not really into your style, maybe it's modern.
Here's mine:
There once was a boy named Dan,
who wanted to fry in a pan.
He tried and he tried,
and eventually died,
that weird little boy named Dan.
Mickey, the Gaelic Grounds, isnt that far away from the city centre, I know with Limerick matches the crowd start off in the city centre and work their way out the Ennis Road, there is a few pubs there at Sarsfields Bridge and Peter Closhessy Bar (http://www.peterclohessy.ie) could be a good starting place.
After the match the 'Milk Market' area of the city is the most liveliest with some great pubs around that area, Look for the pedestrian street (Crusies Street) and as you walk up it away from the O'Connell Street turn off left and thats the milk market area. The Old Quarter Pub (http://www.oldquarter.ie), Nancy Blakes, Smiths, Flannery's (new bar) are all within a 50 metres walk of each other and all are great pubs, also some nightclubs there aswell, best one is Icon (http://www.iconniteclub.com/), which is attached to smith's, so the best bet is to get into Smith's relatively early and you can then get into the nightclub through the pub entrance and that is much easier than the street entrance. Other Nightclubs are the Sin Bin (http://www.peterclohessy.ie/The-Sin-Bin.aspx), which is attached to Peter Closhessy Pub and then there is trinity rooms, (http://www.trinityrooms.ie/).
Other pubs (oustisde Milk Market Area) would be up O'Connell Street would be Nestor's, The White house.
Hope this helps, any other queries post them up and I will try and answer them.
Cheers for that youdbetterbelieve. Havent been to Limerick before so looking forward to it.
There was a poster named Olly
Who was clearly off his Trolley
Is he the real deal
Or really O'Neill
That will only be known by Olly
There once was a girl from New Zealand
who went to prison for stealin'
She lay on her back
and opened her cr*ck
and pissed all over the ceilin'
There was a young lady from Leeds,
who swallowed a packet of seeds,
in less than an hour,
her tits were in flower,
and her arse was full of weeds
There once was a man from Kilrea
Who learned to fly the airways
But try as he might
He really was shite
When he hurled for the famous Lavey.
Quote from: DoYerJob Linesman on October 15, 2010, 11:12:51 PM
There once was a man from Kilrea
Who learned to fly the airways
But try as he might
He really was shite
When he hurled for the famous Lavey.
it's easy to type that DYJL, but i cant see you shouting it out loud around the loughshore !!
I thought long and hard about deleting it Hoof. :D
Quote from: DoYerJob Linesman on October 15, 2010, 11:12:51 PM
There once was a man from Kilrea
Who learned to fly the airways
But try as he might
He really was shite
When he hurled for the famous Lavey.
;D
Not bad coming from a gael who wouldn't know one of a caman from the other ;)