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drinking in dublin city

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  • 16-08-2011 11:15pm
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    sanbrafyffe
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    where is the cheapest pint in dublin city


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    chin_grin
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    Pint of what? Cheapest Guinness I've had was in O'Reilly's. Think it was about three fiddy.


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    sanbrafyffe
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    i cant think where that pub is

    chin_grin wrote: »
    Pint of what? Cheapest Guinness I've had was in O'Reilly's. Think it was about three fiddy.


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    chin_grin
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    sanbrafyffe wrote: »
    i cant think where that pub is

    Under Tara St Dart Station.

    http://www.facebook.com/pages/OReillys-Pub/158897874133174


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    Esel
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    There are a few long threads on this already.

    Royale Café, Steven's St, D2 All pints €3. It's the new Chinaman's, basically. Cheap grub too.

    Not your ornery onager



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    HavingCrack
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    Esel wrote: »
    There are a few long threads on this already.

    Royale Café, Steven's St, D2 All pints €3. It's the new Chinaman's, basically. Cheap grub too.

    Is there anywhere slightly more interesting than D2 with pints in the same price bracket? Not a great fan of the Royale Cafe if it's the pub I'm thinking of with its weird opening hours.


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    JosDel
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    I could be wrong here, but I heard Diceys on Harcourt st were charging €2 a pint on Wednesdays.....anybody else hear this ?

    I was there on Friday late and was charged €4 a pint which is not bad for Friday


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    Esel
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    HavingCrack wrote: »
    Not a great fan of the Royale Cafe if it's the pub I'm thinking of with its weird opening hours.
    Never mind the clientele! :D As I said, think The Chinaman (if anybody remembers it).....

    Not your ornery onager



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    Shanannigan
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    i had a pint of Beamish in the Leeson Lounge for less than 3.50 I'm sure..


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    FloatingVoter
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    Esel wrote: »
    Never mind the clientele! :D As I said, think The Chinaman (if anybody remembers it).....

    Very respectable shop to those of us who remember The Napper Tandy. The Stork on Cork St. outlived The Chinaman. Now that was a pub with ehhh....character.

    But 3 of the best for your average psychopath.:)


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    starviewadams
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    The Pav in Trinity does 4 cans for €8,it's where we always go,none of us are students in Trinity either.

    It's a lovely spot too and always a good amount of nice girls there too!


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    Shanannigan
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    starviewadams wrote: »
    The Pav in Trinity does 4 cans for €8,it's where we always go,none of us are students in Trinity either.

    It's a lovely spot too and always a good amount of nice girls there too!

    good call, forgot about that one.. it is indeed a fine spot to go for a drink on a sunny afternoon/evening..


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    discodiva92
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    Could we go there this Tuesday night?


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