Pubs reopening June 29th

[Great-Bit-O-Stuff]

How much is a pint in town these days? On hols in the West it's €5 for Guinness €5.30 for Heineken. Back in Cork I'll be drinking Beamish if heading out. A fiver + a pint isn't something I'm interested in throwing at a publican. Also notice minerals are circa €3.30 a glass or nearly €7 a pint. Someone is getting twice as much cream at those prices and it ain't the punter.

Was that Galway or Mayo? Mayo would be cheaper. I lived up that way for years.
I read an article today saying the best holiday destination was The Burren. I wouldn't argue with that.
I think a pint in town nears 6 euro now but I don't drink stout so possibly be less than that

 

[rebel bike]

Was that Galway or Mayo? Mayo would be cheaper. I lived up that way for years.
I read an article today saying the best holiday destination was The Burren. I wouldn't argue with that.
I think a pint in town nears 6 euro now but I don't drink stout so possibly be less than that

Mostly Galway. Things according to locals were much quieter than last year. Lack of accommodation and car hire prices having an impact. Food offerings much better than last summer's COVID style menu's. There's some nice spots around the Burren but would prefer West Cork from a scenery point of view myself.