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Opening of "No-Food" pubs pushed out again
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John O.Groats wrote: »And more of the same yesterday I suppose?
Ahh no. Going to take it easy until Stephens day
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Deleted User wrote: »Ahh no. Going to take it easy until Stephens day
Would this be at 1 or 2 nod and wink watering holes by any chance?0 -
John O.Groats wrote: »Would this be at 1 or 2 nod and wink watering holes by any chance?
No just a few drinks with a few mates at one of there home built bars 0 -
[Deleted User] wrote: »No just a few drinks with a few mates at one of there home built bars
The fact that you think anyone believes your shtick is kind of cute. You’re at home on your own on boards.ie ffs :rolleyes:0 -
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John O.Groats wrote: »Maybe in the Saviola Shebeen?`
I would tell you where the shebeen is but you probabably rat me out to the guards 0 -
Afghanistan
Albania
Algeria
Andorra
Angola
Antigua & Deps
Argentina
Armenia
Australia
Austria
Azerbaijan
Bahamas
Bahrain
Bangladesh
Barbados
Belarus
Belgium
Belize
Benin
Bhutan
Bolivia
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Botswana
Brazil
Brunei
Bulgaria
Burkina
Burundi
Cambodia
Cameroon
Canada
Cape Verde
Central African Rep
Chad
Chile
China
Colombia
Comoros
Congo
Congo {Democratic Rep}
Costa Rica
Croatia
Cuba
Cyprus
Czech Republic
Denmark
Djibouti
Dominica
Dominican Republic
East Timor
Ecuador
Egypt
El Salvador
Equatorial Guinea
Eritrea
Estonia
Ethiopia
Fiji
Finland
France
Gabon
Gambia
Georgia
Germany
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Greece
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Guatemala
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Guyana
Haiti
Honduras
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Iceland
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Mauritania
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Mexico
Micronesia
Moldova
Monaco
Mongolia
Montenegro
Morocco
Mozambique
Myanmar, {Burma}
Namibia
Nauru
Nepal
Netherlands
New Zealand
Nicaragua
Niger
Nigeria
Norway
Oman
Pakistan
Palau
Panama
Papua New Guinea
Paraguay
Peru
Philippines
Poland
Portugal
Qatar
Romania
Russian Federation
Rwanda
St Kitts & Nevis
St Lucia
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Vanuatu
Vatican City
Venezuela
Vietnam
Yemen
Zambia
Zimbabwe
You forgot Ireland, they are still open
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HeidiHeidi wrote: »And if the numbers are still too high at that stage?
Then they're just accused of breaking even more promises.
They don't have a crystal ball.
Yeah I get that, but level 5 didn’t work last time and I’m not sure how it didn’t. This might get us back down to 30” or so but what do we do then? Giving people a time scale is so much better to frame psychologically. If they did 2 week hard lock (5.5!) then 4 weeks of Level 5 then try and commit to at least 3 by the end of that would be much easier for us all to commit to. People who are breaking lockdown are fatigued from it all and without any form of hope is making it harder.
Either way, we all know the vaccine programme will be full of delays and they’ll end up buying the wrong fridges or end up smashing thousands of doses accidentally. Not sure if I can do lockdown after lockdown without a bit of a breather til the end of this year
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Well I'm officially on my first Christmas period off in over 2 decades, usually I only get the one day! Unfortunately it took a global pandemic to bring it on and I might not have a job in the new year but one must look on the bright side. All my family and friends are healthy. I have a stockpile of food and drink for tomorrow. I can have a hangover on Stephens day and suffer in peace for once Lots of PC, oculus and board, games to dive into over the next couple of weeks. A stack of books I keep meaning to read, including Meehan's bartender manual which is a hefty hardback book. A new season of the expanse to watch. A guitar that I seriously need to start trying to learn again. I bought a nice bottle of antica sweet vermouth and luxardo maraschino cherries to make some delicious manhattans at 6am tomorrow and they both arrived on time
. Here's to a better year in 21 and hope you all, regardless of differing views on this stupid virus, have the best couple of weeks you can and any of you stuck in retail or other work get time somewhere in between the mayhem that is this season to make yourself and those around you merry. 0 -
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Well I'm officially on my first Christmas period off in over 2 decades, usually I only get the one day! Unfortunately it took a global pandemic to bring it on and I might not have a job in the new year but one must look on the bright side. All my family and friends are healthy. I have a stockpile of food and drink for tomorrow. I can have a hangover on Stephens day and suffer in peace for once Lots of PC, oculus and board, games to dive into over the next couple of weeks. A stack of books I keep meaning to read, including Meehan's bartender manual which is a hefty hardback book. A new season of the expanse to watch. A guitar that I seriously need to start trying to learn again. I bought a nice bottle of antica sweet vermouth and luxardo maraschino cherries to make some delicious manhattans at 6am tomorrow and they both arrived on time . Here's to a better year in 21 and hope you all, regardless of differing views on this stupid virus, have the best couple of weeks you can and any of you stuck in retail or other work get time somewhere in between the mayhem that is this season to make yourself and those around you merry.
This post made me smile! Enjoy it xx0 -
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Well I'm officially on my first Christmas period off in over 2 decades, usually I only get the one day! Unfortunately it took a global pandemic to bring it on and I might not have a job in the new year but one must look on the bright side. All my family and friends are healthy. I have a stockpile of food and drink for tomorrow. I can have a hangover on Stephens day and suffer in peace for once Lots of PC, oculus and board, games to dive into over the next couple of weeks. A stack of books I keep meaning to read, including Meehan's bartender manual which is a hefty hardback book. A new season of the expanse to watch. A guitar that I seriously need to start trying to learn again. I bought a nice bottle of antica sweet vermouth and luxardo maraschino cherries to make some delicious manhattans at 6am tomorrow and they both arrived on time . Here's to a better year in 21 and hope you all, regardless of differing views on this stupid virus, have the best couple of weeks you can and any of you stuck in retail or other work get time somewhere in between the mayhem that is this season to make yourself and those around you merry.
Well, now, that's the spirit! Both literally and metaphorically.
But.... Manhattans at 6am???
I'm a lifelong shift-worker, and long-distance sailor, so well used to meals at very odd times - but I'm not sure even I could face a cocktail at 6am! Although the way things are going......
Agreed.
Also its not about anyones excessive dependance or otherwise on alcohol, a pub is not necessarily a place to go to drink to excess although I accept some people do that. For most people and I say most, its a place to go to meet friends and mates, to have a couple of drinks, watch the footie, escape the mayhem at home or at work and relax chill for an hour or 2
Anyhow, they are now closed more is the pity and I for 1 look forward to the day all pubs get to reopen properly. I don`t get the government trend that they want the "Irish pub model" to serve food, have customers who stop by to have a couple of bottles of beer. This is more the trend in Europe and we are Irish and will stay Irish. I don`t want to sit in a pub and have food all the time. I simply want to have a drink in a pub, thats all
Mostly.
But I honestly don't think there's a government trend to change the pub model. That seems to be a conspiracy paranoia brought on in some by the madness of the last year. Once the virus is under control we'll be back to business as usual, and there will be the gastropubs and the usual pubs - maybe not under the same ownership, but there's a huge grá for them so I can't see them disappearing totally.0 -
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[Deleted User] wrote: »I dont care if you believe me or not. I am going to enjoy my Christmas and not be living in fear of Covid
I believe ya. Had a few myself this evening in the local with a few of the lads. Same crack for the racing on saturday.0 -
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