Carlingford

yourdeadwright · 16-02-2017 11:33am #1

Just wondering what's it like for a Saturday night out, going to a stag there in 4 weeks and have no idea what to expect

tayto lover · 16-02-2017 6:15pm

yourdeadwright wrote: »

Just wondering what's it like for a Saturday night out, going to a stag there in 4 weeks and have no idea what to expect

It's mad. Loads of stags and hens every weekend. Good pubs and craic.

Alun · 16-02-2017 6:20pm

Mad, certainly, verging on the ridiculous of late. I go hiking a lot in the Mournes and we used to call in to Carlingford for something to eat on the way back home to Dublin, but no more.

tayto lover · 16-02-2017 6:47pm

Alun wrote: »

Mad, certainly, verging on the ridiculous of late. I go hiking a lot in the Mournes and we used to call in to Carlingford for something to eat on the way back home to Dublin, but no more.

If you're ever stuck then the golfclub in Greenore is very good and they welcome visitors.

yourdeadwright · 17-02-2017 11:28am

Alun wrote: »

Mad, certainly, verging on the ridiculous of late. I go hiking a lot in the Mournes and we used to call in to Carlingford for something to eat on the way back home to Dublin, but no more.

"Verging on Ridiculous " how so ?

ShiverinEskimo · 17-02-2017 11:50am

Alun wrote: »

Mad, certainly, verging on the ridiculous of late. I go hiking a lot in the Mournes and we used to call in to Carlingford for something to eat on the way back home to Dublin, but no more.

Plenty of places to go for very good food that the stags and hens avoid.

Venture away from the very centre of the village and you'll find plenty. I wonder how many people consider 'Carlingford' to be just PJs and the Hotel.

Alun · 17-02-2017 6:10pm

yourdeadwright wrote: »

"Verging on Ridiculous " how so ?

When you're trying to have a quiet meal and can barely hear each other speak for the cackling and howling hens surrounding you on all sides. Not to mention the absolutely "hilarious" penis shaped cakes which of course cause the volume of the shrieking and howling up another notch.

Alun · 17-02-2017 6:14pm

tayto lover wrote: »

If you're ever stuck then the golfclub in Greenore is very good and they welcome visitors.

ShiverinEskimo wrote: »

Plenty of places to go for very good food that the stags and hens avoid.

Venture away from the very centre of the village and you'll find plenty. I wonder how many people consider 'Carlingford' to be just PJs and the Hotel.

The thing is we used to make a bit of a detour via Carlingford on the way back as it was such a pleasant place to be after a long days walk, but we discovered that the pub in Hilltown, where we usually meet up and leave a few cars before heading off to the start of our walks does great food too, and has no problem accepting euros either, so we go there now and our eardrums thank us for it.

Stephen Gawking · 17-02-2017 10:25pm

Hi, going to be in Drogheda in a few weeks for a night out. Can anyone recommend a pub that does good live music? Anywhere that doesn't play chart music but more rock music. Thanks.

10green bottles · 17-02-2017 11:24pm

I remember Carrick On Shannon when it was a lovely place.Wouldn't take the time to have a wizz in it these days.Unfortunately Carlingford seems to be going a similar road

Lashes28 · 17-02-2017 11:26pm