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Pub to watch Ireland vs France

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  • 10-02-2012 11:33am
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    ScissorPaperRock
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    Any recommendations for a pub for Saturday night fot the rugby? I was thinking of the Woolshed but am thinking it might be a bit packed and there's a group of maybe 10 of us. Thanks.


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    BeerNut
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    Everywhere in the city centre will be packed. Especially after ten more people arrive simultaneously.

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    chin_grin
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    Might want to follow this thread.

    http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=77012799


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    Danye
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    ScissorPaperRoc wrote: »
    Any recommendations for a pub for Saturday night fot the rugby? I was thinking of the Woolshed but am thinking it might be a bit packed and there's a group of maybe 10 of us. Thanks.

    The woolshed would be my choice, or maybe you could venture over to Dublin 4/6 where there seems to be a lot of places known for showing rugby, but for the life of me cannot think of the names of them! :confused:


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    TheVoodoo
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    Danye wrote: »
    The woolshed would be my choice, or maybe you could venture over to Dublin 4/6 where there seems to be a lot of places known for showing rugby, but for the life of me cannot think of the names of them! :confused:

    Kielys is a decent enough spot in Donnybrook, then Horseshow House in Ballsbridge. If you want to head slightly out of the city that is.


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    liffeylite
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    TheVoodoo wrote: »
    Danye wrote: »
    The woolshed would be my choice, or maybe you could venture over to Dublin 4/6 where there seems to be a lot of places known for showing rugby, but for the life of me cannot think of the names of them! :confused:

    Kielys is a decent enough spot in Donnybrook, then Horseshow House in Ballsbridge. If you want to head slightly out of the city that is.
    any of the pubs in ballsbridge village, donnybrook village or ranelagh village :-)


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