First time going to a club

laurenm94

Hello, My friends and I were hoping to try going to clubs after the leaving cert this summer, and wondering if anyone had any reccommendations? Especially for first time? We're all 18 and in dublin.

Thanks Lauren

IsMiseLisa

Awh I have fond memories of the first time I went to a club. It involves a bit too much embarrassing. I don't know the Dublin club scene at all, but have fun.

Stuck Cone

SHIFT! Are ya good looking?

Leftyflip

Bouncers are only doing their jobs, don't be rude/bitchy to them - they see enough of it as it is.

jumpguy

If you're looking for advice on handjobs just say it and don't try to subliminally make us give you advice by shneaking it into the tags. :P

(No advice to give, sorry)

Galwayguy35

It's amazing how ones opinions change over the years. When I was 17 I couldn't wait to get into a nightclub, 20 years later I wouldn't go into one if I was paid.

GaryIrv93

Leftyflip wrote: »

Bouncers are only doing their jobs, don't be rude/bitchy to them - they see enough of it as it is.

Most bouncers I've been in contact with at clubs have been sound, but a some them can be right a***holes. I remember my first time at a club in Dublin I was queing up to leave my bag in behind the counter. One bouncer was standing there keeping the queue in order with a real filthy look on his face - he was one of those people you automatically hate at first sight. Anyway when it was my turn to drop my bag in the guy roughly pulled me away from the queue, didn't say anything to me and then after a few moments he roughly pushed me back in again, and never gave me a reason why he did it.

Another time a friend of mine was jumped by a bouncer and shoved down the stairs and out of the club, just for dancing around another mate who had picked up a plant that was lying in the corner of the club and started dancing with it.

im invisible

Goin clubin', or going clubin' clubin'?

Few yokes, be grand

wnolan1992

Ah bouncers aren't all bad. The ones at Trinity Rooms in Limerick before it closed were sound. Once got thrown out and the bouncer said to me "See you tomorrow night." :P Sound lad let me in loads of times when his colleagues were less than enthusiastic.

Sorry OP, don't know dublin clubs. Head to Coppers shur! Be grand. :pac:

Davidius

GaryIrv93 wrote: »

he was one of those people you automatically hate at first sight.

You shouldn't be hating anybody just at the sight of them, that's terrible.

Lawliet

wnolan1992 wrote: »

Sorry OP, don't know dublin clubs. Head to Coppers shur! Be grand. :pac:

Just be aware that it's not called Creepy Coppers for nothing.

flyswatter

jumpguy wrote: »

If you're looking for advice on handjobs just say it and don't try to subliminally make us give you advice by shneaking it into the tags. :P

(No advice to give, sorry)

This thread has great tags in fairness. :pac:

shefellover93

Galwayguy35 wrote: »

It's amazing how ones opinions change over the years. When I was 17 I couldn't wait to get into a nightclub, 20 years later I wouldn't go into one if I was paid.

I believe it's a new phenomenon called growing up

Galwayguy35

shefellover93 wrote: »

I believe it's a new phenomenon called growing up

Thanks for the info:rolleyes:

AllyMcFearless

Propaganda in the Academy on Saturday nights is always a good shout. The Home in Balbriggan is also good, €5 entry and €3 every Friday - win!

Stuck Cone

Did the pony get fed?