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Early house to watch the Rugby Cup Final?

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  • 28-10-2019 10:29pm
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    Gloomtastic!
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    Any know any early pubs open on Saturday that would welcome some English fans wanting to watch the final?


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    FrKurtFahrt
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    You could try the Bogside Inn, but I'd ring ahead. Or do you mean Dublin?


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    Mr.Crinklewood
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    D2

    https://ie.partybeep.com/rugby-world-cup-final-dtwo-bar-20115-301297806.amp


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    Augme
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    Mr.Crinklewood wrote: »
    D2

    https://ie.partybeep.com/rugby-world-cup-final-dtwo-bar-20115-301297806.amp

    Legally they won't be allowed serve alcohol though.


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    retalivity
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    Slatterys on capel st are opened early and would be more 'tourist friendly' than some of the other early houses


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    Turtyturd
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    Are there many early houses still around?

    Pass by one on the way up quays (Ormond quay I think) to work in Smithfield each morning but not the kind of place I’d be stopping into any time soon.


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    Gavin "shels"
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    Just seen on Facebook that Lundy Foot & Co are opening at 8am.


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    Gloomtastic!
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    retalivity wrote: »
    Slatterys on capel st are opened early and would be more 'tourist friendly' than some of the other early houses

    Tried calling them but no answer. Anyone know if kids are allowed in in the morning?


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    mk7775
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    Molloy's Pub on Talbot street is an actual early house still I think


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    gazzer
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    mk7775 wrote: »
    Molloy's Pub on Talbot street is an actual early house still I think

    Yeah it is. I pass by it some mornings around 8am and it does be busy enough.


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    skimpydoo
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    Try the Windjammer on Townsend Street.


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    Muahahaha
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    The Bridge in Ballsbridge is a big rugby pub, its part owned by a few former Irish rugby players. Ring them to see if they are opening early, would be surprised if they are not though they legally cant sell alcohol until 10.30am.


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