Arsenal pub in dublin
Arsenal pub in dublin
I am in Dublín for weekend can anypne recomend a pub to watch the Stoke game, that wont be full of gobshytes?
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RNTGOONER wrote:I am in Dublín for weekend can anypne recomend a pub to watch the Stoke game, that wont be full of gobshytes?
Dubln = City full of gobshites
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DB10's local The George is always good for ball games
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rodders999 wrote:DB10's local The George is always good for ball games
Do you have to crawl to fit in the door of the George by any chance ?
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RNTGOONER wrote:rodders999 wrote:DB10's local The George is always good for ball games
Do you have to crawl to fit in the door of the George by any chance ?
No, but once they're done with you, crawling will be all you'll be able for!
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And after you've had your 'fill' of The George you can always fall in the door of 'The Mercantile' on Dame street which is just across the road. It's the home of the Dublin Arsenal supporters club and always worth a visit.
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CheersNick Bendtners Ego wrote:And after you've had your 'fill' of The George you can always fall in the door of 'The Mercantile' on Dame street which is just across the road. It's the home of the Dublin Arsenal supporters club and always worth a visit.
Have you been there looks a hotel bar ?
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Voice of experience, huh Rodders?rodders999 wrote:RNTGOONER wrote:rodders999 wrote:DB10's local The George is always good for ball games
Do you have to crawl to fit in the door of the George by any chance ?
No, but once they're done with you, crawling will be all you'll be able for!
Another culchie swamp donkey that fell for the ultimate Dublin practical joke! "Sure, yeah - go on in the George. Great boozer. All the country lads drink there, pal."
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But that rainbow coloured flag above the door made the place look so innocent!! It was only when I started chatting to the cowboy, police officer and red Indian inside that I realised everything was not as it seemed.DB10GOONER wrote:Voice of experience, huh Rodders?rodders999 wrote:RNTGOONER wrote:rodders999 wrote:DB10's local The George is always good for ball games
Do you have to crawl to fit in the door of the George by any chance ?
No, but once they're done with you, crawling will be all you'll be able for!
Another culchie swamp donkey that fell for the ultimate Dublin practical joke! "Sure, yeah - go on in the George. Great boozer. All the country lads drink there, pal."
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So........................ a few hours later, and after you've been 'Rodeo'd' , 'Frisked' and 'Scalped' , what did you think ?rodders999 wrote:But that rainbow coloured flag above the door made the place look so innocent!! It was only when I started chatting to the cowboy, police officer and red Indian inside that I realised everything was not as it seemed.DB10GOONER wrote:Voice of experience, huh Rodders?rodders999 wrote:RNTGOONER wrote:rodders999 wrote:DB10's local The George is always good for ball games
Do you have to crawl to fit in the door of the George by any chance ?
No, but once they're done with you, crawling will be all you'll be able for!
Another culchie swamp donkey that fell for the ultimate Dublin practical joke! "Sure, yeah - go on in the George. Great boozer. All the country lads drink there, pal."
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So........................ a few hours later, and after you've been 'Rodeo'd' , 'Frisked' and 'Scalped' , what did you think ?rodders999 wrote:But that rainbow coloured flag above the door made the place look so innocent!! It was only when I started chatting to the cowboy, police officer and red Indian inside that I realised everything was not as it seemed.DB10GOONER wrote:Voice of experience, huh Rodders?rodders999 wrote:RNTGOONER wrote:rodders999 wrote:DB10's local The George is always good for ball games
Do you have to crawl to fit in the door of the George by any chance ?
No, but once they're done with you, crawling will be all you'll be able for!
Another culchie swamp donkey that fell for the ultimate Dublin practical joke! "Sure, yeah - go on in the George. Great boozer. All the country lads drink there, pal."
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It is a Hotel bar but lots more emphasis on the bar bit. Good for late night drinking ,some decent sounds and not that many plebs. Coupled with that it's central. If I'm not over for a game and not working , I'll often stick my face in. Can be a cracking spot depending on the game.Early kick off Sunday might see it more subdued though. Hope it seals a top weekend for you mateRNTGOONER wrote:CheersNick Bendtners Ego wrote:And after you've had your 'fill' of The George you can always fall in the door of 'The Mercantile' on Dame street which is just across the road. It's the home of the Dublin Arsenal supporters club and always worth a visit.
Have you been there looks a hotel bar ?
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Yep. Agreed The Merc is a decent cruiser.Nick Bendtners Ego wrote:It is a Hotel bar but lots more emphasis on the bar bit. Good for late night drinking ,some decent sounds and not that many plebs. Coupled with that it's central. If I'm not over for a game and not working , I'll often stick my face in. Can be a cracking spot depending on the game.Early kick off Sunday might see it more subdued though. Hope it seals a top weekend for you mateRNTGOONER wrote:CheersNick Bendtners Ego wrote:And after you've had your 'fill' of The George you can always fall in the door of 'The Mercantile' on Dame street which is just across the road. It's the home of the Dublin Arsenal supporters club and always worth a visit.
Have you been there looks a hotel bar ?
Just watch out for the "spill-over" from the George nearby... literally!
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rodders999 wrote:But that rainbow coloured flag above the door made the place look so innocent!! It was only when I started chatting to the cowboy, police officer and red Indian inside that I realised everything was not as it seemed.DB10GOONER wrote:Voice of experience, huh Rodders?rodders999 wrote:RNTGOONER wrote:rodders999 wrote:DB10's local The George is always good for ball games
Do you have to crawl to fit in the door of the George by any chance ?
No, but once they're done with you, crawling will be all you'll be able for!
Another culchie swamp donkey that fell for the ultimate Dublin practical joke! "Sure, yeah - go on in the George. Great boozer. All the country lads drink there, pal."