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Any pubs that would allow me to host a pool tournament?

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  • 15-02-2016 2:07pm
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    PizzamanIRL
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    I'm having a stag in galway. There's 8 of us and I want to have a little pool tournament between us all in one of the pubs.

    Does anyone know of anywhere that would allow you to do that?

    Thanks


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    Whereisgalway
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    PizzamanIRL wrote: »
    I'm having a stag in galway. There's 8 of us and I want to have a little pool tournament between us all in one of the pubs.

    Does anyone know of anywhere that would allow you to do that?

    Thanks

    Try richardsons they've a pool table upstairs €2 a game


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    ArtyC
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    Try paddys bar in prospect hill, nice staff


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    ScumLord
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    Just get €100 in €2 coins and put them all on the table when you want to start the tournament. It's the law in pubs.


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    Gremlinertia
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    Sally longs and the bal in salthill also have tables, I'd call them all and see.


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    Place in Salthill is called Krcma, might be well suited as it has 2 pool tables (also table tennis & other games downstairs) that's where I'd pick.. give them a call, am sure they'll be glad of the business - https://www.jar.ie/bar/galway/salt-hill/krcma-slavic-house


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    Gremlinertia
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    [Deleted User] wrote: »
    Place in Salthill is called Krcma, might be well suited as it has 2 pool tables (also table tennis & other games downstairs) that's where I'd pick.. give them a call, am sure they'll be glad of the business - https://www.jar.ie/bar/galway/salt-hill/krcma-slavic-house

    That's called Inismore something. I'll edit when i remember it.. Good call though as i believe it's still the same layout.. Has it's own facebook page for contact.


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    fearruanua
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    the oslo in salthill also has a few tables i think down the back with a big screen.


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    That's right, forgot about the Oslo, which is right across from Krcma, Oslo will be livelier & does good food but will be lots of families in there etc during the day..


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    Thargor
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    Are all the Pool halls gone now? The ones where you paid by the hour on Eglington Street?


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    [Deleted User]
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    Thats still there I think, bit dry for a stag though, half the fun of a pool competition is having few beers & banter


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    biko
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    Eglinton still there, not sure about alcohol
    Ask on their FB https://www.facebook.com/Eglinton-Snooker-Hall-Galway-1489017004651145/


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    Thargor
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    Pre-mix it with coke in the bottle before you go in (I was in secondary school the last time I was in there).


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    haha few of us used to do that many years ago as well, for the first while you'd be playing a blinder then the standard of snooker would drop as the crap jokes got funnier, whoever drank the least normally won which usually wasn't me, doubt that's what they're after..


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