My son got train up and down yesterday Luas from station to land down road no way he was spending night up there at the prices .
My son got train up and down yesterday Luas from station to land down road no way he was spending night up there at the prices .
Heading to a gig up there in June, the same night one of the Taylor Swift gigs is on. Obviously hotels prices are insane. And I also couldn't be dealing with a bus full of Taylor Swift fans. I'm going to drive up and down and do without the few pints.I was offered guest list for Judas Priest on Friday by a mutual friend of ours, but the price of a hotel in Dublin on the Friday of Paddy's was just insane. I'd say even the band found it pricy
I go to Dublin now for work and nothing else. Around once a month I book the 9pm train back so I can go for a few pints in my old local, but thats the extent of my contribution to Dublin’s nighttime economy these days
Less about you though. How's about the other patrons?Just into the pub now. There's a fella wearing a "Votail Putin #1" t-shirt at the the bar. He has 5 pints in front of him and is rambling on about truck drivers and legal professionals.
Less about you though. How's about the other patrons?
I was in the Washington street quarter for the match. It was very busy with mostly younger crowd but they all seemed we behaved, I’d imagine that changed later on in the night.The pub we ended up in tonight didn't even do last call. Just started telling people to leave at around 12:15.
It was quiet enough and I suppose staff were just fed up after the weekend.
Not sure what the city centre was like but based on what I saw in the Douglas Street area, that was a shockingly quiet Paddy's weekend.
It seemed like the afternoons were busy, but places emptied then in the evening and didn't get going again.