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Beer Gardens in the city?

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  • 04-05-2007 3:22pm
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    1234556789
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    Apart from the Locke, where would you recommend for a beer garden in the city?


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    talkingclock
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    Nothing really. Curraghower Barat Clancy's Strand maybe. Nice view to the river and the castle but not really a beer garden.
    Angler's Rest in Doonas is really nice but that's already outside of the city.


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    Amazotheamazing
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    talkingclock wrote:
    Nothing really. Curraghower Barat Clancy's Strand maybe. Nice view to the river and the castle but not really a beer garden.
    Angler's Rest in Doonas is really nice but that's already outside of the city.

    How is it not a beergarden? I mean the patio place with the heaters etc, not just outside the bar. I suppose you could say the bit of the bank outside Clohessy's is slowly being turned into something like the Locke have.


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    sioda
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    Love the beer garden at the curragower

    Bobby Byrnes up on o connell street
    Harris's at riverpoint
    Sextons on Henry street
    Clohesseys on howleys quay
    Trinity rooms new bar
    Nancy Blakes denmark street


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    talkingclock
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    Amazotheamazing wrote:
    How is it not a beergarden?

    A beer garden for me is not just a chair in front of a pub with a canopy and a gas patio heater.

    A beer garden for me is sitting on a bench and sipping your pint in the shadow of big old trees. Germans know how to do a beer garden. Just do a google image search for "biergarten" and then you'll see what I mean. :)


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    sioda
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    Ok the curraghgower might have no trees but the view and the way its laid out make up for it


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    Amazotheamazing
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    Massively high standards there TC, not that that should be discouraged. Apparently Bowles down in Thomondgate have the nicest beer garedn in Limerick city, I've never been, but I reckon I'll check it pretty soon.


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    bazz26
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    Was in the Curragower beer garden on Tuesday evening. Lovely spot and the Guinness is excellent.


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    talkingclock
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    Amazotheamazing wrote:
    Massively high standards there TC
    indeed! :D:p
    Amazotheamazing wrote:
    Apparently Bowles down in Thomondgate have the nicest beer garedn in Limerick city

    Will check if this meets my standards ;) Always open for new suggestions.


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