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Where to watch the Ireland game later?

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  • 13-06-2016 8:38am
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    AlmightyCushion
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    I'm new to Dublin so have no idea where the best spots are for the game. Any ideas?


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    Lovely Bloke
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    Living Room, Woolshed on the north side of the city.

    Don't know about the south side, but avoid Synnott's under the Stephen's Green centre, they hate soccer fans.

    Sweetman's on the quays has some pretty large screens, and their house brewed porter is one of the best beers available in the city.


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    pajero12
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    Baldy Conscience wrote: »
    Living Room, Woolshed on the north side of the city.

    Don't know about the south side, but avoid Synnott's under the Stephen's Green centre, they hate soccer fans.

    Sweetman's on the quays has some pretty large screens, and their house brewed porter is one of the best beers available in the city.

    Really?Atmosphere has been pretty good for any games I've watched there!


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    Lovely Bloke
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    pajero12 wrote: »
    Really?Atmosphere has been pretty good for any games I've watched there!

    Yes, really. They'll tolerate soccer fans as long as they are spending money, but as soon as the games finish they get really antsy about anyone continuing to "revel in the atmosphere" and start kicking people out for things like singing.


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    WeleaseWoderick
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    Watched a good few matches in Dtwo on Harcourt St (as it's beside my office) and it's generally very good for soccer (and rugby for that matter)


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    humberklog
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    A great spot (weather depending) is the set up at the junction of The Stag's Head, Dame Tavern and The Mercantile. There's a huge crystal clear out door big screen. I was there last night and it's really impressive.
    Cheapest pint is in The Dame (fiver for plain).


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    Trond
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    The Back Page in Phibsboro is ideal for matches. Nice beers and great pizza...


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    AlmightyCushion
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    I think I'll try the living room. Looks good from the website and it'll be handy enough from where I get off the bus. Lets hope it's a good game.


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