pubs-quiet

dollyclare

Is there any pubs left around the town where a female can go in around 4 or 5 in the afternoon and read a paper with her pint without being deafened by loud music or Sky Sports or other t.v..Hotels are that bit quieter but far more expensive.

OwenM

Tom Collins on Roches Street.

phog

OwenM wrote: »

Tom Collins on Roches Street.

Is that not on Cecil St? You could also try the White House, corner of O'Connell St & Glenworth St.

sioda

Riddlers Sarsfield Street, The locke, Mickey Martins.

Jumpy

dollyclare wrote: »

Is there any pubs left around the town where a female can go in around 4 or 5 in the afternoon and read a paper with her pint without being deafened by loud music or Sky Sports or other t.v..Hotels are that bit quieter but far more expensive.

I agrre with the hotels, the Hilton is very nice and very quiet.

Placid Casual

buy a paper and read it at home!
Having a quiet solo pint with your paper in the afternoon is a male preserve!
What next! u will want to pee standing up!:mad:

sioda

Placid Casual wrote: »

buy a paper and read it at home!
Having a quiet solo pint with your paper in the afternoon is a male preserve!
What next! u will want to pee standing up!:mad:

Dude step into the new Century I know loads of people both male and female that enjoy a good pint the paper and on occaision even a toastie:D

dollyclare

thanks folks.I hope I've started a big debate here between guys and gals!!!!
full marks to Tom Collins-nice peace and quiet plus pint(s) +paper(s)reasonable price.
Will proceed to others soon.
Sláinte

yayamark

defintly try the white house on o connell st

its a nice really quite pub

zuroph

i was going to suggest Tom collins too, havent been there in a while, but its known for exactly what you described, I used to work there. If your pint is the black stuff, ask to try the various combinations, its an art form in there.