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Pub in Dungarvan For a Ciorcal Comhrá.

Gaoluinn na nDeise · 2011-07-29 14:26:40

Dia Daoibh. I am thinking of starting a Ciorcal Comhrá in Dungarvan. Can anyone suggest a good pub to hold it in? It would need to be relativly quite, so as to be able to have a conversation. The time I am thinking of is Wednesday Evening around 8pm. Le Meas Christóir

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29-07-2011 3:26pm

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Gaoluinn na nDeise

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Dia Daoibh.

I am thinking of starting a Ciorcal Comhrá in Dungarvan.
Can anyone suggest a good pub to hold it in? It would need to be relativly quite, so as to be able to have a conversation. The time I am thinking of is Wednesday Evening around 8pm.

Le Meas
Christóir

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#2 29-07-2011 8:59pm
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Christóir ,
Why not try the Village Inn in Abbeyside I think it would be ideal
Ta cupla focal ag Richard ansan

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#3 31-07-2011 11:15pm
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The Rusty Nail.

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#4 03-08-2011 3:05pm
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A pub that's quiet on a Wednesday night shouldn't be hard to find!

You could try Bridie Dee's on Mary street. They host a singers club in there on a Monday night, os if it's quiet rnough for someone to sing a song it should be good for a conversation. Also the propreitor isan Irish speaking Kerry man (that's if he's still there, I haven't been in in a long time)

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