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Bored of predictable dublin nights

Sgt Slaughter · 2008-07-27 19:40:12

Im writing this because for the last few weekends ive just had the same nights out in dublin that have drunkenly been mashed into one drunken memory. Usually go for a few local, then go into town to the likes of flannerys or further down town to the duke, keoghs or the porterhouse. Some halfway house to get a drink or two…

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#32 29-07-2008 2:46pm
Gavin "shels"

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humberklog wrote: »

There's a reasonably good deal on at moment. For 35 quid you get to see Sham. Rovers playing sunderland and the tickets good for the next home game at Tolka park. 2for1 kinda thing. Of course none of these teams may be to anyones taste but I think other teams may be doing much the same. I'm sure Gav would know more. But sounds an ok introduction to me.

Never heard of that offer to be honest. Better off going to a league game in all fairness, even though I hate them you should try taking in a Cork and Bohs game, or something along them lines. Both teams playing great football atm.

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#33 29-07-2008 4:34pm
stovelid

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Aye, rovers are playing SAFC on the 9th August in Tolka. The tickets cost 35 euro and entitle you to attend the Finn Harps game (also in Tolka), the night before.

OP -what about this:

http://boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055344731

New faces and all that.

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#34 30-07-2008 6:25pm
donegalgirl28

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What kind of music you into??? Thats a big factor. If you're into commerical then I wouldn't know anywhere that is pretty good. I always try to avoid them if I can.

As for pubs, Dakota is my favourite pub, lovely seating, atmosphere, nice for chatting with your mates and its a late bar. Doesn't have a dancefloor either so it's perfect for me when all I wanna do is chill and talk.

Pod nightclub is a class spot too. It's just about 30 secs away from Tripod, (well it's part of Tripod) Has 3 rooms catering for different kinds of music, nice couches in the middle area for chilling and relaxing in and has a savage smoking area.

Why don't you avoid going into town? Or maybe go outside of Dublin for a change?!

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