Cork city pubs

Eod100

Anyone know what pubs in Cork city are currently open at the moment?

Know Tom Barrys, Fionnbarras, Clancys, Sober Lane, Soho are with Franciscan Well and Rising Sone due to open soon. Anyone know of any others?

wally1990

Eod100 wrote: »

Anyone know what pubs in Cork city are currently open at the moment?

Know Tom Barrys, Fionnbarras, Clancys, Sober Lane, Soho are with Franciscan Well and Rising Sone due to open soon. Anyone know of any others?

Off the top of my head I've seen

The Raven
Clancys
Dwyers
Courtyard on sober Lane
Brick Lane
Anglers rest
Soho
Reardens
Oliver plunkett
Old oak
Murphy Rock
The harp
The groves
Muskerry Arms blarney
The waterloo

finbarrk

Anywhere thats not too strict on the food ordering rule? and the 105 min rule.

whisky_galore

finbarrk wrote: »

Anywhere thats not too strict on the food ordering rule? and the 105 min rule.

I think you'll have to find that out for yourself.

Eod100

wally1990 wrote: »

Off the top of my head I've seen

The Raven
Clancys
Dwyers
Courtyard on sober Lane
Brick Lane
Anglers rest
Soho
Reardens
Oliver plunkett
Old oak
Murphy Rock
The harp
The groves
Muskerry Arms blarney
The waterloo

Nice one for that, lot there I hadn't thought of, cheers!

Eod100

finbarrk wrote: »

Anywhere thats not too strict on the food ordering rule? and the 105 min rule.

No idea tbh. But posting them in a public forum when Gardai are doing inspections probably isn't the best idea. Guess after 10th August, pubs will be able to open without food anyways all going well

igCorcaigh

I passed Barbarella yesterday, they are open and have a toasted sandwich and chips/salad for €9.

igCorcaigh

finbarrk wrote: »

Anywhere thats not too strict on the food ordering rule? and the 105 min rule.

Lad!

cantalach

finbarrk wrote: »

Anywhere thats not too strict on the food ordering rule? and the 105 min rule.

Seeing as it’s apparently ok now on boards.ie to ask for advice on how best to break the law, does anyone know where I could buy some top quality smack and coke? I fancy sharing a speedball with the kids after dinner this evening.

.red.

cantalach wrote: »

Seeing as it’s apparently ok now on boards.ie to ask for advice on how best to break the law, does anyone know where I could buy some top quality smack and coke? I fancy sharing a speedball with the kids after dinner this evening.

Unfortunately just walk down a few streets in cork during daylight and you'll quickly have your choice of dealers selling both.

the beer revolu

cantalach wrote: »

Seeing as it’s apparently ok now on boards.ie to ask for advice on how best to break the law, does anyone know where I could buy some top quality smack and coke? I fancy sharing a speedball with the kids after dinner this evening.

Well, there is constant advice on boards regarding the illegal smuggling of alcohol from off shore websites. Admin doesn't appear to have much problem with that.

the beer revolu

I see The Bodega and Rising Sons are both open.

TheChizler

Tried to walk in to the beer garden earlier for dinner but they were full and not a plate of food between the whole room.

mikeym

What time do they close at?

finbarrk

whisky_galore wrote: »

I think you'll have to find that out for yourself.

All I’m trying to do, is to make it easier for me as I’m visiting there for a few days soon. I’m not asking an unreasonable question. Thanks.

Ludo

finbarrk wrote: »

All I’m trying to do, is to make it easier for me as I’m visiting there for a few days soon. I’m not asking an unreasonable question. Thanks.

You are asking us to publicly name pubs who are breaking the law so you can get a drink. Can you understand why people might be slow to do this?

whisky_galore

finbarrk wrote: »

All I’m trying to do, is to make it easier for me as I’m visiting there for a few days soon. I’m not asking an unreasonable question. Thanks.

If you can't see what's wrong with asking this on a public forum god help your head.

cantalach

finbarrk wrote: »

All I’m trying to do, is to make it easier for me as I’m visiting there for a few days soon. I’m not asking an unreasonable question. Thanks.

You’re really digging a hole. Now you tell us you’re visiting from somewhere. We can only assume you socialise equally irresponsibly wherever you normally live. So your question really is even more arrogant and self-centred than it first appeared. I’m sure you applauded for health workers though and uttered hollow words at the appropriate times. Sad, sad, sad.

Eod100

Don't suppose anyone would know pubs doing dessert say where you could go to after having food and pints in another pub?

cantalach

cantalach wrote: »

.......does anyone know where I could buy some top quality smack and coke...........

Noonan Road :pac:

Pen Rua

the beer revolu wrote: »

I see The Bodega and Rising Sons are both open.

He changed his tact. Back in June he had this to say: https://www.echolive.ie/corknews/Top-Cork-publican-will-not-reopen-pubs-under-codswallop-new-guidelines-c9b937c8-011e-4c2e-993e-e3bce80cef31-ds

Flesh Gorden

Augeo wrote: »

Noonan Road :pac:

Or 'Little Limerick' as it's better known.

Eod100

Pen Rua wrote: »

He changed his tact. Back in June he had this to say: https://www.echolive.ie/corknews/Top-Cork-publican-will-not-reopen-pubs-under-codswallop-new-guidelines-c9b937c8-011e-4c2e-993e-e3bce80cef31-ds

Those pubs always served food so bit different I guess

the beer revolu

Pen Rua wrote: »

He changed his tact. Back in June he had this to say: https://www.echolive.ie/corknews/Top-Cork-publican-will-not-reopen-pubs-under-codswallop-new-guidelines-c9b937c8-011e-4c2e-993e-e3bce80cef31-ds

Well, the reopening guidelines changed tack, too.

The expression is to change tack. It's taken from the nautical term to change tack, ie to change your angle of approach to the wind (sort of).

run_Forrest_run

the beer revolu wrote: »

Well, the reopening guidelines changed tack, too.

The expression is to change tack. It's taken from the nautical term to change tack, ie to change your angle of approach to the wind (sort of).

that's you told Pen Rua

wally1990

the beer revolu wrote: »

I see The Bodega and Rising Sons are both open.

Thanks for that

I didn't know the rising sons did any food but I'd be interested in popping in this weekend

Cheers

Pen Rua

the beer revolu wrote: »

Well, the reopening guidelines changed tack, too.

The expression is to change tack. It's taken from the nautical term to change tack, ie to change your angle of approach to the wind (sort of).

I’ll never make that mistake again

rob316

Me and couple lads went out last night. Got a walk in at 7.30, ordered a pizza each and we didn't leave till 12.30. They didn't care about the time limit it was great.

wally1990

4 of the wife's friends went to the brog(voodoo upstairs) and there was absolutely no food order taken and no time limit enforced last night

They were in Clancys before that having their food and moved on after the time limit to the brog and they said nothing at all was enforced

rob316

wally1990 wrote: »

4 of the wife's friends went to the brog(voodoo upstairs) and there was absolutely no food order taken and no time limit enforced last night

They were in Clancys before that having their food and moved on after the time limit to the brog and they said nothing at all was enforced

I wasn't going to name the pub I was in but you have.

There's no bookings, walk in only so no time limit

It's places not enforcing the guidelines will be p1ssing and moaning should they made close again due to rising cases.