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Any decent pubs near the ciy centre that has live traditional Irish music?

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  • 14-03-2008 12:37pm
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    iwincosimcool
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    Preferably not too touristy :) I have americans coming over and want to show them around :) Thanks in advance


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    ntlbell
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    you dont want it too touristy and your showing americans around?

    fitzimons maybe


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    admiralofthefleet
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    the celt in talbot street


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    iwincosimcool
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    ntlbell wrote: »
    you dont want it too touristy and your showing americans around?

    fitzimons maybe

    yeh, i hate the touristy wouristy places, they wreck my head


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    John Mason
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    the cobblestones FTW


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    iwincosimcool
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    irishbird wrote: »
    the cobblestones FTW

    bud , whats that? can you fill me in on the goss?


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    Degsy
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    iwincosimcool wrote: »
    bud , whats that? can you fill me in on the goss?


    its a pub in smithfield


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    jdivision
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    Downstairs in The Stags Head. Upstairs in Devitts on Camden St


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    Dyr
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    admiralofthefleet wrote: »
    the celt in talbot street

    The celt is handy but it can have some awful music in it. mayes on dorset street is supposed to do a good trad session


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    boneless
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    Cobblestone has the best trad as far as I am concerned, with Hughes's in Chancery Place (?) a close second. The pint is better in the Cobblestone though.


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    Dancor
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    Bambi wrote: »
    mayes on dorset street is supposed to do a good trad session

    Not anymore :(, cobblestone ftw, nice and cosey.


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    gorgo
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    Brazen's Head opposite O'shea's merchant off the quay's - thats cosy


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    dlambirl
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    Does the Cobblestone in Smithfield do normal pints (e.g. Heinken, Bud, Carlsberg??) I've heard they do different brews and I was wondering if they do the normal beers to??


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    EdgarAllenPoo
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    Bring them to Quinn's in Drumcondra and scare the living $~!T€ out of them.


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    gurramok
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    2nd to Brazen head or Palace(upstairs) on Fleet st,


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    eirebhoy
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    Harry B's bar in the Earl of Kildare hotel on Nassau st/Kildare st. I do be walking by there after work on Friday's and they have the music blaring and big signs up outside. Live Irish music Friday and Saturday.


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    arybvtcw0eolkf
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    Darkey Kelly's, Fishamble St.


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