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Party Spots

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  • 11-04-2006 7:32pm
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    EFC-4eva
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    Which venues around the city would suit a 16th b'day party?


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    europerson
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    Pizza Hut?


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    EFC-4eva
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    Im thinking of a location that'll feed us the about 20-30 of us can have a disco after.


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    Chucky the tree
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    Dont know if there is anywhere in town that will do this.


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    raheny red
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    Thunder road Cafe or something similiar but it will be very hard to find somewhere to organise the Disco!


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    Táck
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,744 ✭✭✭Táck


    thunder road café

    nowhere will take u that serves alcohol only. its very difficult to even have an 18th these days in many venues.

    and u want a disco too?

    has anyone seen that sweet sixteen programme on MTV. i think its disturbing to see the lengths they go to for their daughters. more money then sense


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    raheny red
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    T&#225 wrote: »
    has anyone seen that sweet sixteen programme on MTV. i think its disturbing to see the lengths they go to for their daughters. more money then sense

    Yep that is absolute madness! Spoilts little brats! In one party a father spent over $250,000 just for a 16th birthday party. :mad:


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    Táck
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    or the one where she rented a limo...just to deliver the invitations. but she didnt leave the limo. she sat at the end of every driveway and had two "servants" deliver them. its disturbing


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    melekalikimaka
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    eddie rockets in donnybrook then wes?


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    Táck
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    melekalikimaka wrote:
    eddie rockets in donnybrook then wes?


    i like the sound of that


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    raheny red
    Registered Users Posts: 2,577 ✭✭✭raheny red


    melekalikimaka wrote:
    eddie rockets in donnybrook then wes?

    Are the parents going with them because that would be so uncool :eek: :p


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    murphaph
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    When I was growing up such parties were held in GAA clubs and a DJ hired. Buffet catering keeps everyone happy IME.


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    senordingdong
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    McDonalds in Artane has this deadly little cresh facility.
    You should check it out.


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    raheny red
    Registered Users Posts: 2,577 ✭✭✭raheny red


    senordingdong wrote:
    McDonalds in Artane has this deadly little cresh facility.
    You should check it out.

    I hope you are being sarcastic

    :p:p:p


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    Táck
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    raheny red wrote:
    Are the parents going with them because that would be so uncool :eek: :p



    like, TOTALLY


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