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Funky Saturdays

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  • 03-10-2010 12:05pm
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    jc1980
    Closed Accounts Posts: 60 ✭✭


    Just wondering if anyone headed along to the theatre last night for the free bar?

    Seams like a good idea making it 21's aswel, but sadly didn't go myself as €22 is a bit to expensive for my liking.

    Did it actually stay open till 4am??


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    Plastik
    Registered Users Posts: 2,980 ✭✭✭Plastik


    €22 for a free bar? Sounds like a bargain to be honest :)


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    Clodagh84
    Registered Users Posts: 93 ✭✭Clodagh84


    Isn`t it BYOB, as they have lost their license!


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    Shoelaces
    Registered Users Posts: 313 ✭✭Shoelaces


    i dont think you need a licence to give out drink for free, you may need a licence to have fun in Greystones though.


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    d'Oracle
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    I was there.
    It was ok.
    I left around 3am and it was still going.

    Doubt I drank €22 worth of drink.
    I was excited cos it was going to be a 90's night, but once it got going it was all Outhere brothers and crap like that.

    There was some great music in the 90's, but they ignored in favour of the preteen dross.


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    jc1980
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    Yeah really couldnt see myself paying €22, especially when you dont know what your expecting. The 4am thing sounds great but if the music is rubbish then its going to be a long few hours. Was the whole 21s think strict or were the bouncers turning people away?


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    d'Oracle
    Registered Users Posts: 7,025 ✭✭✭d'Oracle


    jc1980 wrote: »
    Yeah really couldnt see myself paying €22, especially when you dont know what your expecting. The 4am thing sounds great but if the music is rubbish then its going to be a long few hours. Was the whole 21s think strict or were the bouncers turning people away?

    Dunno.
    I did see some kids getting turned away.
    But I don't know how long it was going on for.


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    anewbeat
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    I was there and the music got really good, everyone seemed to be enjoying it. it was the cheapest night out i've had for along time. I love the ingenuity of this place and hope it keeps going. it did go on til 4 and the crowd were older than the likes of Bray.


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    anewbeat
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    oh yeah, I was talkin to someone there the other night 'bout the licence, they didn't lose it, they chose not to renew it as it was too expensive and too regulated. since they started the BYOB everyones now doin it. don't be surprised if everyone statrs this free bar now. :)


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    darsar
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    So is it BYOB or not? I understood €22 entrance fee with free bar at start of the thread and now the BYOB was mentioned?!


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    luapenak
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    darsar wrote: »
    So is it BYOB or not? I understood €22 entrance fee with free bar at start of the thread and now the BYOB was mentioned?!

    As far as I know you can BYOB too. I don't think they're would be any argument seeing as you would be paying the 22 quid anyway. Your just saving them drink


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