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The Great Chinholio wrote: »I always knew you were to blame for kids these days
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Pigwidgeon wrote: »I dunno about Limerick, but for my 21st I don't think I'm going to bother having something big. Probably just a house thing or maybe head out to town. I'm not overly bothered. Much prefer to spend the money on something else.
/waits for IO to come along with advice
Ye, I don't want to have go all-out on something, but I'd like to do something I'd remember - I'd love to have something at the house would be great, but I live too far out of the way for everybody and I can't exactly go taking over someone's house
A friend recommended The Bailey (no luck there) and the Ardhu(?), which I'll try next week since I had no intention of strolling out that far in the rain :P I tried The Locke as well (as suggested by the woman I was speaking to in The Bailey) but the manager was out so I'll have to try again on Monday.Where have you already tried?
Beyond that, I don't really have any other places I'd know of (apart from the Clarion, since a friend had his 21st there last year, but that seems a bit too much for my liking) since I've never been particularly big into all this :P0 -
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Ye, I don't want to have go all-out on something, but I'd like to do something I'd remember - I'd love to have something at the house would be great, but I live too far out of the way for everybody and I can't exactly go taking over someone's house
A friend recommended The Bailey (no luck there) and the Ardhu(?), which I'll try next week since I had no intention of strolling out that far in the rain :P I tried The Locke as well (as suggested by the woman I was speaking to in The Bailey) but the manager was out so I'll have to try again on Monday.
Beyond that, I don't really have any other places I'd know of (apart from the Clarion, since a friend had his 21st there last year, but that seems a bit too much for my liking) since I've never been particularly big into all this :P
The Ardhu might do it! Love that pub
The Locke do 21st birthdays?! Would Smyth's give ye anything? Clohessy's take group parties as well! Will provide food and all that shizz! 0 -
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IHeartChemistry wrote: »The Ardhu might do it! Love that pub The Locke do 21st birthdays?! Would Smyth's give ye anything? Clohessy's take group parties as well! Will provide food and all that shizz!
Apparently, The Locke does private events - I've only been in there once before some afternoon, and it just seemed like your regular old pub tbh, was a bit surprised by that revelation I never thought to try Smyth's or Clohessy's (gonna try and get around as many places as I can on Monday during the 3hr break that I have), although don't Smyth's have an over 21's policy? I'll give them a go either way. 0 -
Apparently, The Locke does private events - I've only been in there once before some afternoon, and it just seemed like your regular old pub tbh, was a bit surprised by that revelation I never thought to try Smyth's or Clohessy's (gonna try and get around as many places as I can on Monday during the 3hr break that I have), although don't Smyth's have an over 21's policy? I'll give them a go either way.
There's a load of places in the city! Flannery's (Denmark St one), Aubars have a huuuuge area in which you can have an event, I already said Clohessy's. Maybe Flan might give you a deal in Costie's?0 -
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Ah, Aubars, that was the other place that the manager (I assume) in The Bailey suggested, hadn't a clue what she was on aboutIHeartChemistry wrote: »
There's a load of places in the city! Flannery's (Denmark St one), Aubars have a huuuuge area in which you can have an event, I already said Clohessy's. Maybe Flan might give you a deal in Costie's?
Thanks for all the suggestions, must try and find a pen and paper now to take note of them
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Ah, Aubars, that was the other place that the manager (I assume) in The Bailey suggested, hadn't a clue what she was on about
Thanks for all the suggestions, must try and find a pen and paper now to take note of them
IO will probably have more suggestions and better advice :pac: But shure try em anyway
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Parties in Limerick:
Starting with your local GAA/Rugby club, if they have a bar, can make things handy. Otherwise:
The Ardhu would be a very good spot for a 21st. They have their own DJ for parties, a large heated smoking area and 2 bars, and I think they put on finger food. It's only a ten/fifteen minute walk from the middle of town, or a cheap taxi fair.
The Bailey (formerly Mojos) has always tried to cater for a slightly older crowd, so I'm not surprised they wouldn't help ye there. Similarly, Bentley's further up O'Connell Street, and Aubars on Thomas Street. They're expensive bars too.
Smyth's bouncers can be contrary about age/ID. Even if you and your friends are well over 18, chances are they'd refuse someone entry and ruin the buzz for everyone else. That said, if you contacted them in advance, booked it and put together some kind of guest-list, you'd probably all have a very good night there. I don't like the place (it's too big and loud for my tastes) but they do get some quality covers bands in.
Upstairs in The Locke could be an option. Again, some of their prices can be high, but they have the greatest range of quality beers, stouts and ciders of any pub in Limerick.
A few of my friends in college had 21sts in Clohessy's over the last few years. Great finger food, decent DJ, average prices/average pints. Probably your safest bet.
Others who might be worth asking: Flannery's at the top of Denmark Street; Foxy John's on Bedford Row; O'Connell's (the favourite bar of everyone on the Limerick Forum
, formerly known as The Olde Quarter); Russell's on the Father Russell Road (my brother had his 21st there in 2010. Good food, band and DJ, very good deal on the booking price).
For all the bad press Limerick gets, the city and its environs have a great range of options for a night out. 0 -
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