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Any pubs open Christmas Day in Dundalk?

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  • 05-12-2011 10:11pm
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    Johnny Foreigner
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    Are there any pubs open Christmas Day in Dundalk?


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    MugMugs
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    Nope.

    You'll only get a drink in the country from an "establishment" if you have a hotel room or a valid ticket for transportation..... in saying that Buses, Trains and Planes don't move on Christmas day.


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    I thought as much. It looks like I will be having a drink at home then.


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    tenchi-fan
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    You could always have a few at the new Square.


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    MugMugs
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    If you're on your tod Christmas day then the folks in Simon in Barrack street are always looking for help. Perhaps don't drink there though as its prohibited.


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    Johnny Foreigner
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    MugMugs wrote: »
    If you're on your tod Christmas day then the folks in Simon in Barrack street are always looking for help. Perhaps don't drink there though as its prohibited.

    Thanks for the suggestion. Simon do a great job, but I fancy having a drink Christmas Day. I am on my own as it happens. Both my parents were tragically killed by a drunk driver 6 years ago, so I usually spend Christmas alone. Most years I go away on holiday somewhere, but I can't afford it this year so I am staying at home.


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    MugMugs
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    Well 042 9328764 if you want to call them. Paddy is the head gaffer there.

    I used to do a lot of volunteer work with them last year. Had to give it up though due to personal reasons.

    Some very nice people both living and working there and could be good company for you if you so desire along with a spot of food with some company.

    I'd have you over but I am away for Christmas.


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    Dunny
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    Knock on the back door of cheers..;)


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    petes
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    Dunny! wrote: »
    Knock on the back door of cheers..;)


    Or the side door of Gormleys ;)


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