Where to United V Chelsea

Slunk

Looking for a decent pub in the city centre or northside somewhere to watch the game tomorrow. Dont want a sports bar kinda place, just a decent pub, decent guinness and a nice bit of sunday grub.

Locamon

Slunk wrote: »

Looking for a decent pub in the city centre or northside somewhere to watch the game tomorrow. Dont want a sports bar kinda place, just a decent pub, decent guinness and a nice bit of sunday grub.

problem with that is if you don't go to a sports bar the place will be packed with restricted view of the TV and no where to sit...

That said the bank is pretty good on Dame street -good grub and two screens the only problem is the last couple of times I stuck my head in there one of the TVs wasn't working
Beaumont House has good grub but a €5 a pint is just too much IMO.
Autobahn good grub but the TV set up is poor so unless you get in that corner forget it.
just a few random thoughts:)

John Mason

the brian boru in phibsboro is good for football and sunday dinner


also fagans in drumcondra is also a good football/sunday dinner place

Gavin "shels"

Old Trafford would be my first port of call, zinggggggg.

Jay D

Slunk wrote: »

Looking for a decent pub in the city centre or northside somewhere to watch the game tomorrow. Dont want a sports bar kinda place, just a decent pub, decent guinness and a nice bit of sunday grub.

What about that place you helped get me barred from? (the night of the lost jacket + keys, etc.) Don't think your man is still there

I know it's not palace material but in town what do you expect? They do a decent dinner as well to be fair.
Failing that I like Grand Central on O'Connell st, do food as well, although if you fancy, plenty of fatty nosh places around

Seillejet

Sinnots of St Stephens Green. Decent grub, nice clientel and good big TV's. If you smoke can even watch it when you nip out for a cig.

wheres me jumpa

Its a hard mix to find. Most places are incapable of serving food close to match time. The Ivy House in Drumcondra is well set up to serve food and allow you to watch the match, might be a bit too far North for ya though. A good seat in the Woolshed and a platter is hard to beat.

Locamon

Gavin shels wrote: »

Old Trafford would be my first port of call, zinggggggg.

In Dublin? or do you mean the actual Old Trafford casue if you do the game is in Stamford Bridge

Danye

Locamon wrote: »

In Dublin? or do you mean the actual Old Trafford casue if you do the game is in Stamford Bridge

Yea it would be much more entertaining watching it at stamford bridge me thinks! :rolleyes:

swapple

what about the livingroom, cathal brugha street

Gavin "shels"

Locamon wrote: »

In Dublin? or do you mean the actual Old Trafford casue if you do the game is in Stamford Bridge

Danye wrote: »

Yea it would be much more entertaining watching it at stamford bridge me thinks! :rolleyes:

Well the title is United V Chelsea, which in that order one would presume that it's a "United home game.:rolleyes: