Where in the City can I get takeaway pints?

Gallee · 28-12-2020 1:24pm #1

As above and don’t say Collins as it’s too far out.

endacl · 28-12-2020 1:28pm

Collins.

Icbaby · 28-12-2020 1:35pm

Icecolddirect.ie is the new takeaway service from JJ Bowles I think. Saw it on their facebook

Gallee · 28-12-2020 2:28pm

Icbaby wrote: »

Icecolddirect.ie is the new takeaway service from JJ Bowles I think. Saw it on their facebook

Thanks but I am looking to buy a pint of Guinness which this crowd don’t do - they deliver cans! All we want is to buy a pint and a hot whiskey while in town for a walk this evening

adaminho · 28-12-2020 2:30pm

https://www.facebook.com/MickeyMartinsBar/photos/a.762242610474165/3833347403363655/

Gallee · 28-12-2020 2:46pm

adaminho wrote: »

https://www.facebook.com/MickeyMartinsBar/photos/a.762242610474165/3833347403363655/

Ah thank you for an answer.

Red Silurian · 29-12-2020 11:49am

adaminho wrote: »

https://www.facebook.com/MickeyMartinsBar/photos/a.762242610474165/3833347403363655/

Passed them yesterday while out for a walk, all shuttered

Stanford · 29-12-2020 5:14pm

Bobby Byrnes

Red Silurian · 30-12-2020 1:32am

Stanford wrote: »

Bobby Byrnes

Yes saw that today they do takeaway pints from the shop until 8pm (which is when the shop closes)

homingbird · 02-01-2021 3:40pm

isnt drinking alcohol in public like walking around the town a crime.

adaminho · 02-01-2021 4:10pm

homingbird wrote: »

isnt drinking alcohol in public like walking around the town a crime.

Drinking outdoors is not prohibited in general. However, many city and county councils have bye-laws that forbid drinking in some or all public places.

The Gardaí can confiscate alcohol if you are drinking in public and behaving in a way that could cause worry for safety. They can also confiscate alcohol if it is being drunk by a person under 18, or where they have cause to believe that it will be consumed by a person under 18.

It is an offence to consume alcohol bought in a closed container (like a bottle or can) within 100 metres of the off-licence where it was sold. The law does not forbid a pub from delivering drinks to people’s homes, or allowing customers to bring drinks home.

It is also an offence to be so drunk in a public place that you could reasonably be assumed to be a danger to yourself or to anyone around you.

https://www.citizensinformation.ie/en/justice/criminal_law/criminal_offences/alcohol_and_the_law.html#lde636

homingbird · 03-01-2021 2:57pm

Thanks for clearing that up so shouldnt the pubs selling these takeaway pints get in trouble if we are still in the same place with covid come the summer & people walking around town with pints in there hands .

adaminho · 03-01-2021 3:30pm

homingbird wrote: »

Thanks for clearing that up so shouldnt the pubs selling these takeaway pints get in trouble if we are still in the same place with covid come the summer & people walking around town with pints in there hands .

Why? They're perfectly entitled to be open. What about people walking around town with coffees?

antseanoifig · 23-04-2021 12:32pm

Bumping this to see if anyone has a definitive list of places in town currently offering a cold crisp pint while out for a wander?

adaminho · 23-04-2021 1:42pm

antseanoifig wrote: »

Bumping this to see if anyone has a definitive list of places in town currently offering a cold crisp pint while out for a wander?

Phil Flannerys and JJ Bowles are both doing pints. You'll see more starting up again as both Guinness and Heineken have started brewing for trade again.

Poxyshamrock · 23-04-2021 2:12pm

adaminho wrote: »

Phil Flannerys and JJ Bowles are both doing pints. You'll see more starting up again as both Guinness and Heineken have started brewing for trade again.

You can add Curragower to that list too. Guinness and Heineken.