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In Dublin now - which pub to go to alone?

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  • 14-10-2017 9:40pm
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    Carnmore
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    Staying in the city tonight.

    Can anyone suggest such a pub?

    Thanks


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    julyjane
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    Not been there in a while and only been but day but I like O'Neills on Suffolk st. It just had the feel of the kind of pub I'd like but Saturday night could be different


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    elperello
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    What part of city?


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    piplip87
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    I miss the last bus home every so often, so was flying solo on a few times. I would gofor a few in O Reilly's just under Tara Street Train Station. Fairly sound bunch of people in there.. Dublin seems good for flying solo will always get in with a few people and have a laugh wherever you go


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    Carnmore
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    elperello wrote: »
    What part of city?

    Don't mind - staying in the centre


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    elperello
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    The Palace in Fleet Street but don't venture any further into Temple Bar it being Saturday night.


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    OldMrBrennan83
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    Carnmore
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    Thanks for all the replies.

    I probably went out too late - everyone was generally drunk so I had one drink and left!


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    elperello
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    Carnmore wrote: »
    Thanks for all the replies.

    I probably went out too late - everyone was generally drunk so I had one drink and left!

    Lightweight :)

    Where did you go in the end?
    Anyway you have an itinerary for a nice pub crawl next time you are in town!


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    Carnmore
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    elperello wrote: »
    Lightweight :)

    Where did you go in the end?
    Anyway you have an itinerary for a nice pub crawl next time you are in town!

    Haha - the Ha'penny Bridge Inn which was a bit dead and no one to talk to.

    Then across the road to the Grand Social - didn't like the vibe - and on to the Stags Head where they all seem drunk.

    To be fair, it was 11ish at that stage!


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    Pelvis
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    People were drunk?? In the pub!!!?? WTF.


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    Carnmore
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    Pelvis wrote: »
    People were drunk?? In the pub!!!?? WTF.

    Yeah who knew.

    A social drink and conversation without being drunk? Unrealistic


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    julyjane
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    Carnmore wrote: »
    Yeah who knew.

    A social drink and conversation without being drunk? Unrealistic

    It's a phenomenon that I've heard of and would like to experience some time. I've seen tourists do it in Ireland with some success, although 2 hours to drink a pint shared between 2 people does not a successful publican make.


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    OldMrBrennan83
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    Dr Brown
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    Ryans on camden street is a good little pub.

    Has the feel of a local in the city centre.


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    nilescraneo
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    Chaplins on Hawkins Street, Long Stone on Townsend Street or Mulligans on Poolbeg Street are nice spots and never too rowdy.


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