Not to mention a top review by the primemuttonYou are fortunate that your prices are currently very reasonable, so an extra 50c will still leave them relatively cheap.
An extra 50c on a €6.30 pint of Guinness through is going into Temple Bar territory.
And this is why Time Magazine have named you Cork's top publican ten years straight.
Apparently Benny is considering making the Oval an official Man City supporters pub on the back of said endorsement by the Prime mutton.Once you've been endorsed by the Primemutton the sky is the limit
It's the pub equivalent of winning an Oscar
You could be a city break travel writer Moe!Once you've been endorsed by the Primemutton the sky is the limit
It's the pub equivalent of winning an Oscar
Benny should bring him back and get him to do a full pub crawl of all the Cork heritage pubs.
Start out with brekkie in De Calf, head over to the Mutton for early pints, up to the Sin E for the morning horse racing, bus out to Ballincollig then to cheer up some former VMware employees in Artys, back into town for a bit of LGBT fun in the Park, stopping off for a fight in the Poor Relation along the way, before heading across the road for an nice enough pint of Guinness in the Oval. Then, as the shadows begin to lengthen, stroll down to Cantys for some live music before grabbing dinner in Arthur Maynes, followed by a cocktail upstairs in "Upstairs @ Maynes". Then take the secret door into the Crane Lane for a slash, as the jacks in Maynes wouldn't be great like.
Up the next morning then for brunch in the Old Town Whiskey Bar @ the Bodega, before heading to Cork's Premier Sports Bar & Microbrewery The Rising Sons to watch his beloved Man City on one of their 200 TV screens.
Celebrate the win then a quart in the Vicarstown and a Taco in the aesthetically vile Black Dog, before hopping in a cab to the airport for another 20 pints before flying home.
Make it happen Benny, you old Muttonista
Did you not spot the family resemblance
You are fortunate that your prices are currently very reasonable, so an extra 50c will still leave them relatively cheap.
An extra 50c on a €6.30 pint of Guinness through is going into Temple Bar territory.
And this is why Time Magazine have named you Cork's top publican ten years straight.
Once you've been endorsed by the Primemutton the sky is the limit
It's the pub equivalent of winning an Oscar
Benny should bring him back and get him to do a full pub crawl of all the Cork heritage pubs.
Start out with brekkie in De Calf, head over to the Mutton for early pints, up to the Sin E for the morning horse racing, bus out to Ballincollig then to cheer up some former VMware employees in Artys, back into town for a bit of LGBT fun in the Park, stopping off for a fight in the Poor Relation along the way, before heading across the road for an nice enough pint of Guinness in the Oval. Then, as the shadows begin to lengthen, stroll down to Cantys for some live music before grabbing dinner in Arthur Maynes, followed by a cocktail upstairs in "Upstairs @ Maynes". Then take the secret door into the Crane Lane for a slash, as the jacks in Maynes wouldn't be great like.
Up the next morning then for brunch in the Old Town Whiskey Bar @ the Bodega, before heading to Cork's Premier Sports Bar & Microbrewery The Rising Sons to watch his beloved Man City on one of their 200 TV screens.
Celebrate the win then a quart in the Vicarstown and a Taco in the aesthetically vile Black Dog, before hopping in a cab to the airport for another 20 pints before flying home.
Make it happen Benny, you old Muttonista
EVENT GUIDE - HIGHLIGHT |
Tombstome presents: Darsombra plus guest Magic Pockets Coughlan's, Douglas St. 30th May 2024 @ 8:00 pm More info.. |
Triskel Arts Centre, Tomorrow @ 5:30pm
