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What are some highclass places in Dublin?

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  • 22-04-2010 9:20pm
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    kmpfan
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    19 year old Canadian guy here... what are some nice Pubs, restaurants, nightclubs..

    by high class i mean something that offers great service and basically 5 star venue... i don't mind the cost nor do my friends mind but we had some bad experiences in local places relating to homeless people and people mugging us and stuff.


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    Dyr
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    Most high class places won't let teenagers in


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    kmpfan
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    Bambi wrote: »
    Most high class places won't let teenagers in

    I sense a hint of sarcasm. :o

    Then I suppose we should take better care of ourselves.


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    Dyr
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    Seriously, most of the snootier pubs n clubs are going to be over 21's, especially if you're male.


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    df1985
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    yeah as a 19 yr old you wont be getting into any of the more exclusive clubs/pubs in dublin. most 19 yr olds just want to get as drunk as they can for as little money as possible in dublin.


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    John Mason
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    err...........its dublin .............highclass??????????


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    Lux23
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    He could try the Wesley.


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    gollem_1975
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    is the OP a wind-up ?

    post some links for the types of places you go to in Canada and perhaps then someone could match them to similar venues in Dublin.


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    pikachucheeks
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    The Wright Venue is meant to be pretty plush... Krystle nightlclub too ... but I think they're both over 21.


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    Degsy
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    pikachucheeks wrote: »
    The Wright Venue is meant to be pretty plush... Krystle nightlclub too ... but I think they're both over 21.


    Except for the Wright venue is out in the middle of nowhere.

    I call shenanigans on the whole thread btw..teenagers looking for a 5 star venue regardless of cost?
    Somebody's been watching my Super Sweet 16 a bit too much i think.


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    pwd
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    bloody pissheads don't even notice he said restaurants too :)

    Diep Le Shaker is an upmarket thai restaurant which does very good Thai food.

    There's a couple of Michelin-starred restaurants around too, if you really don't mind the cost. Patrick Guilbaud's has two michelin stars.


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    stovelid
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    kmpfan wrote: »
    but we had some bad experiences in local places relating to homeless people and people mugging us and stuff.

    Don't drink cans in public parks so.


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    WindSock
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    All the high class places have gone into recievership :pac:

    I would also recommend the Wright Venue in Swords/Airside. They have a bus that leaves from the city centre, the details are on the website.

    It seemed fairly classy when I was there last year. But these things have a tendancy to lower their standards after a while so I don't know what it is like now.


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    ballsymchugh
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    there's a place opposite the old children's hospital on harcourt street called coppers that seems very exclusive. there's always queues outside and anytime i walk past i dream of the night that i'll be able to queue with such splendour and grace.


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    Jumbo156
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    ballsymchugh wrote: »
    there's a place opposite the old children's hospital on harcourt street called coppers that seems very exclusive. there's always queues outside and anytime i walk past i dream of the night that i'll be able to queue with such splendour and grace.


    He said 5 star, this would be 7 stars in my opinion, I wonder would he be posh enough?


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    ballsymchugh
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    Jumbo156 wrote: »
    He said 5 star, this would be 7 stars in my opinion, I wonder would he be posh enough?

    that's a very good point jumbo. one that should be debated heatedly in the fine establishment that is leggs.


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