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Where to go for Paddy's Night?

  • 11-03-2017 10:10am
    #1
    toadfly
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    Planning a night away for Paddy's, looking for somewhere with good pubs with live music. Thinking Doolin or Lahinch. Where would ye recommend? Thanks.


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  • #2
    wherearewe45
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    I originally come from a townland between both of these villages. Both will be busy enough. Lahinch will probably be busier (it's bigger) but if you get Doolin on a good night the place will be hopping. Couldn't say what it'd be on Paddy's day as I can't remember from previous years (don't go out there much).


  • #3
    Noveight
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    On certain days like New Years, bank holidays or indeed Paddy's Lahinch can be uncomfortably busy. It's a popular spot and of the 6-7 pubs there none of them are actually that big!

    I'd say Doolin could be a good shout :)


  • #4
    toadfly
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    Thanks guys, coming from Galway and want somewhere relatively close by, within 2 hour drive. Any other places ye would recommend?


  • #5
    wherearewe45
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    toadfly wrote:
    Thanks guys, coming from Galway and want somewhere relatively close by, within 2 hour drive. Any other places ye would recommend?


    I'd stick with either Lahinch or Doolin to be honest. Both will have a good mix of local and tourists (foreign and domestic)


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