Takeaway delivery

123MEE · 21-02-2011 5:57pm #1

Are there any takeaways/restaurants in the city that deliver wine/beer with the food?

ziedth · 21-02-2011 6:03pm

AFAIK it's ilegal for a business to deliver booze(for personal use) but I stand to be corrected on that.

Not including the likes of shopping from home such as tesco because you pay online and not at your door.

abouttobebanned · 21-02-2011 6:07pm

Carry out deliver booze. The one in barrack street will also bring a chinese with them from across the road if you throw em a fiver.

seanybiker · 21-02-2011 6:22pm

abouttobebanned wrote: »

Carry out deliver booze. The one in barrack street will also bring a chinese with them from across the road if you throw em a fiver.

I'm always getting stuff delivered from them. Didn't know about the Chinese though

jonnyfingers · 21-02-2011 7:06pm

The Chinese in Ferrybank will deliver booze. But they only have Guinness and Carlsberg I think.

ziedth · 21-02-2011 7:53pm

abouttobebanned wrote: »

Carry out deliver booze. The one in barrack street will also bring a chinese with them from across the road if you throw em a fiver.

As in you ring up Carryout and they deliver your cans and you pay for them on your doorstep? If that's the case I'm 99% sure it's ilegal as I looked into it as a business idea in the past.

In a nutshell you can only buy booze on a licenced premises(or online) and your doorstep isn't one.

Having said all that laws may have changed or I could have been mistakingly informed.

steph1 · 21-02-2011 7:56pm

Get one of your local taxi drivers to pick it up for you and sure if its a local run and they are not too busy they will be glad of the fiver.

:D

abouttobebanned · 22-02-2011 12:50am

ziedth wrote: »

As in you ring up Carryout and they deliver your cans and you pay for them on your doorstep? If that's the case I'm 99% sure it's ilegal as I looked into it as a business idea in the past.

In a nutshell you can only buy booze on a licenced premises(or online) and your doorstep isn't one.

Having said all that laws may have changed or I could have been mistakingly informed.

Booze delivery is a huge part of the Carry Out service. I'd assume they would have looked into the legality of it. Surely?

wmpdd3 · 22-02-2011 2:24am

I think they take payment over the phone before they deliver.

THall04 · 22-02-2011 4:33am

ziedth wrote: »

As in you ring up Carryout and they deliver your cans and you pay for them on your doorstep? If that's the case I'm 99% sure it's ilegal as I looked into it as a business idea in the past.

In a nutshell you can only buy booze on a licenced premises(or online) and your doorstep isn't one.

Having said all that laws may have changed or I could have been mistakingly informed.

It is illegal , there was a program on RTE about it last year (think it was Prime Time).

Also.....if you are expecting a supermarket delivery of groceries , that include alcohol , it can only be accepted by an adult....the supermarket are committing an offence if the order is handed over to someone underage.

ziedth · 22-02-2011 9:26am

wmpdd3 wrote: »

I think they take payment over the phone before they deliver.

That could well be another option that would explian it.

abouttobebanned · 22-02-2011 11:39am

no they don't..they take payment at the door.

abouttobebanned · 22-02-2011 11:42am

It's illegal alright

http://www.irishtimes.com/newspaper/breaking/2010/0820/breaking52.html

and yet..

http://www.dads.ie/offlicence.asp

seanybiker · 22-02-2011 5:15pm

What we on about. They don't deliver at all

spartacus93 · 22-02-2011 7:06pm

ziedth wrote: »

As in you ring up Carryout and they deliver your cans and you pay for them on your doorstep? If that's the case I'm 99% sure it's ilegal as I looked into it as a business idea in the past.

In a nutshell you can only buy booze on a licenced premises(or online) and your doorstep isn't one.

Having said all that laws may have changed or I could have been mistakingly informed.

Most Carryout's deliver. The one in Ferrybank certainly does.

Not sure if it's COD or over the phone

abouttobebanned · 22-02-2011 7:07pm

They sure don't. They do like to call up for a chat every now and again though.

spartacus93 · 22-02-2011 7:08pm

abouttobebanned wrote: »

They sure don't. They do like to call up for a chat every now and again though.

Was that directed at me? Anytime I'm in there they hand out cards with delivery details on them.

Double checked it on their website too

seanybiker · 22-02-2011 7:16pm

abouttobebanned wrote: »

They sure don't. They do like to call up for a chat every now and again though.

ah sure the poor chaps get bored so just go off for a spin

abouttobebanned · 22-02-2011 7:16pm

wow. that one flew right over your head and nearly injured a small child.

ziedth · 22-02-2011 7:26pm

I'm sure there must be some sort of legal hupla around it. I had to laugh at the link ATBB posted from DADS that says they must gain entry to the house, it sounds like they are looking for drugs.

seanybiker · 22-02-2011 7:39pm

ziedth wrote: »

I'm sure there must be some sort of legal hupla around it. I had to laugh at the link ATBB posted from DADS that says they must gain entry to the house, it sounds like they are looking for drugs.

had a bit of a giggle at that meself. Cheeky feckers lol

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