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Best pub in Melbourne for 6 nations?

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  • 06-02-2011 5:56am
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    LETS BE AVN IT
    Registered Users Posts: 373 ✭✭


    Well lads what is the best place to watch the 6 nations in Melbourne? Was in the elephant and the wheelbarrow last night but was only alright like


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    RedNiamhy
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    Last year we went to The Celtic Club on Queen Street for most of the games. It was $5 entry I think but there was a good atmosphere.


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    Nick Diamond
    Registered Users Posts: 99 ✭✭Nick Diamond


    RedNiamhy wrote: »
    Last year we went to The Celtic Club on Queen Street for most of the games. It was $5 entry I think but there was a good atmosphere.

    Yeah great atmosphere, definitely hit it.

    It's also a big Liverpool bar, and big games have the best atmosphere i've ever seen in a bar. it was mental for the derby last year and the united match. Should be the same this year


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    cooper90
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    guess ill only get to watch the welsh match seeing as the rest are on monday morning! dont think i can roll in to work half cut!


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    Pat D. Almighty
    Registered Users Posts: 668 ✭✭✭Pat D. Almighty


    Charles Dickens on Collins Street is good craic


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    Coeus
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    Yea, I second the Celtic Club for all big rugby games, gaa and football. Dont remember there been a charge on the door but its a few years since I was there...


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    Doc
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    Went to the Celtic club for the Italy game but it wasn’t that good. It felt really formal in there with all the seats lined up half facing one screen half the other and no tables to put your drinks on.

    Ended up leaving at half time and going to Bridie O'Reilly's on Lt. Colllens Street. The place had a better atmosphere. The Celtic club has a kind of parish hall feel to it to me.

    Didn’t help that ESPN didn’t get the match until 20min in.


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