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Alternative New Years Celebrations

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  • 21-12-2007 6:31pm
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    nonamemark
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    Is anyone doing something different for New Years? By that I mean not going to a pub/club to stand for hours and be crushed or having a house party, things like camping or something, I know it's a bit too chilly for that but you get the idea


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    JohnCleary
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    i'm going to a par-tay, is that different? Way too cold for camping. It's too cold for me to even stay on the boat (I was going to) and there's more insulation in that than a tent


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    Zzippy
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    Going to the Frames in Vicar St.
    Seats on the balcony, table service, no crush, good music. Looking forward to it :)


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    galwayrush
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    Thinking of the Banquet night at Park House.


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    #5
    tristanc
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    I'll be working nightshift at my job - not exactly celebratory ;)


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    Altar_Ego_Boy
    Closed Accounts Posts: 76 ✭✭Altar_Ego_Boy


    galwayrush wrote: »
    Thinking of the Banquet night at Park House.

    yeah that'll be fun! :rolleyes: better bring an extra pair of socks with you....it might get out of control


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    [Deleted User]
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    Oh God.

    I would much prefer a few drinks at either my place or somewhere else for the night, but my girlfriend wants to head out to a pub, so that's where I'll be.


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    padi89
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    The last two new years i was out in Galway were both pretty quite compared with your average Saturday night.People assume its going to be jammed so don't head out meaning most places ain't that busy.


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    #9
    ErnieBert
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    I've two kids under 36 months so I will be in bed by 11pm:eek:


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    DonalN
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    house party - only way to go for me these days...I'm put in a chair with the guitar and fed booze all night...happy days!!!


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