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Dublin Country Pub night scene

Dickie10 · 2014-01-09 22:46:15

Hi im just getting back into the Dublin night scene after a few years of penny pinching/recession . I live outside Dublin so (commuter satellite town) so usally end up staying somewhere in town if out for a night. Just wondering where are the good countryesque pubs to go now talent hunting! it used to be Flannerys, Roddy…

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Hi im just getting back into the Dublin night scene after a few years of penny pinching/recession. I live outside Dublin so (commuter satellite town) so usally end up staying somewhere in town if out for a night. Just wondering where are the good countryesque pubs to go now talent hunting! it used to be Flannerys, Roddy Bolands or the Bleeding horse for after work/early drinks and usually Coppers but I think I mite be too old for the latter, so are the above pubs still good for the craic and country girls?? Nothing against dubs but I just used to like the more rustic vibes from these pubs,

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Nope. Not suitable for here.

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