Hey peeps,
I will be in Dublin this coming thursday till sunday..anywhere i should go or defo not should go?
Does anyone on here know about nice tours going out of the city and into the country?
any info is welcome!
Thanx
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i think fourth on the list (tourist site) is a must for any new order fan....
one glaring omision from that page though is the porter house, a fine establishment that deserves at least a few hours atention 
:D 
Uncle Liam wrote: Straight to Airport and on the first plane back out again.
You really don't like the City, do you Li?!
Is this the wannabe Norn Irish Prod wanting to break out of you! 
Uncle Liam wrote: Straight to Airport and on the first plane back out again.
Aren't you from Stockport......?
Big Black wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote: Straight to Airport and on the first plane back out again.
Aren't you from Stockport......?
Nope. Manchester City Centre. As I had great delight pointing out to various people on Sunday.
El Jarvo wrote:
Is this the wannabe Norn Irish Prod wanting to break out of you!
Always knew there was summit funny about him
Uncle Liam wrote:
Big Black wrote:
Aren't you from Stockport......?
Nope. Manchester City Centre. As I had great delight pointing out to various people on Sunday.
Just as bad I suppose.
Uncle Liam wrote: Straight to Airport and on the first plane back out again.
that's Liams can't get laid escape route.
but if you're staying...
Big Black wrote:
Uncle Liam wrote:
Big Black wrote:
Aren't you from Stockport......?
Nope. Manchester City Centre. As I had great delight pointing out to various people on Sunday.
Just as bad I suppose.
manchester city centre?
no ones from there. they move there from shittier surrounds.
he's from Stockport alright.
El Jarvo wrote: Just get Cuana-D to give you the guided tour!
All NO-related visitors to (our fair) city are welcome.
So Martijn, email me & i'll do my best to help you out
old lead foot wrote:
one glaring omision from that page though is the porter house, a fine establishment that deserves at least a few hours atention
Can't go wrong with their 'Pint Of Plain' - tastes beautiful & the hangover isn't too bad either 
Always worth mentioning that even if you don't like Guinness, you MUST have a pint in Dublin, preferably within gobbing distance of the brewery. As radioactive shit has a half life, so guinness has a half distance.....every 2 miles you get from the source it's half as nice. I nearly missed The Orb trying to tear myself away from truly unholy pints in a wee underground bar near the river.
And I'm sure Dublin likes Liam less than Liam likes Dublin.
Oh, and remember, nobody in Dublin is FROM Dublin.
the beest pint of arthurs i tasted in my life was at a shit hole of a pub next to o'connel st station, PROPER guinness, wanted to miss my train for more it was THAT good
Throwing on the stereotypes, if you do a tour of the Guinness brewery, you get a pint straight from the keg at the end of it.
Snoopy wrote: Dublin is a nice wee city. Much nicer than grey and depressing Manchester
(Adopting Peter Kay voice) "HOW DARE YOU! HOW DARE YOU!"
I went about ten years ago for a Bank Hiliday weekend to visit a pen-pal on North Strand. She took me to KNIGHTS BRIDGE (?) overlooking the River Liffe,VICAR STREET where there was a decent bar/venue. And like Lead Foot were saying,I went in a pub might have been called the Dubliner.And it was the BEST pint of Guinness EVER!! It was like icecream...on a pint!
For history, the GPO has to be the first port of call, then straight to the Temple Bar.
Me and ma mate Malky went there a few years back for Celtic v ROI, Jack Charlton used to own a pub there, cannae mind the name of it, The Baggot Inn (I think) and No - not the BIGGOT INN , John Higgins the snooker player was in there that night for an *ahem* Irish Folk night with a Scottish band playing.
Happy Days.
No one's mentioned a premium G&T yet?! (A Guinness with a Tia Maria top!)
Facking luvverly. Tastes like you're drinking a pint of chocolate.
El Jarvo wrote: like you're drinking a pint of chocolate.
i'd order a pint of lager instead then.
Well, the guiness brewery is on the list for sure...yes, touristy but has to be seen:)
Furthermore, i'm there with 5 other blokes so i guess it will be a few days of boozing up in pubs/clubs and other shady places:p
And maybe, maybe we might head out of the city for a few hurs to see some of the mountains, cliffs or other things which makes ireland famous in my country (holland that is).
Looking forward to it
Bring on the madness!
Martijn de Blaauw wrote:
And maybe, maybe we might head out of the city for a few hurs to see some of the mountains, cliffs or other things which makes ireland famous in my country (holland that is).
you won't
NO, COCK OFF!!!!
