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Quiet pint on a weekend evening?

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  • 26-05-2012 12:35am
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    BhoscaCapall
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    I'm not about to complain about pubs being too busy in the current climate, but sometimes you feel like a pint on the weekend however most places can be quite hectic unless you're there early.

    Any recommendations for a quiet/relaxed spot on a Friday or Saturday night. It can be our secret.


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    pleasant Co.
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    The old forge, if you don't mind not drinking outside in the sunshine.


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    [Deleted User]
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    Maybe the Galway Arms?


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    Malice
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    BhoscaCapall wrote: »
    It can be our secret.
    It's not going to be much of a secret if it's posted on a public forum now is it? :)


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    Galwayps
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    Club Aras na gael on a Saturday night is a great spot for a quiet pint with a bit of music. Usually no more that 30 people there and you can head on to monroes or the Roisin after


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    jimmymal
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    the old forge is so quiet you'd barely know of its existence and yet you might get caught at one of its one-man-band-nights. wards in lower salthill would be quiet enough as well.


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    thesandeman
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    Most of the pubs on Prospect Hill and woodquay while not 'dead' have a more relaxed local atmosphere than what you will find up town if that's what you're thinking of.


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