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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #60 on: January 06, 2021, 06:04:47 pm »
The Diamond  on Killarney street

The Refuge  on Malahide road
AKA Connollys. Remember it was Crazy Joe's for a while?

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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #61 on: January 06, 2021, 06:22:37 pm »
Bakers on Thomas St.

The Bernard Shaw on South Richmond St (although the name is over on the old Porterhouse North/Whitworth in Glasnevin I hear).

Used to be Bambrick's?

The Royal Oak, Glasnevin. (Site of Psycho Judge's murder).

Addison Lodge, Glasnevin. https://www.mercurius.one/home/tales-from-dublin-pubs-addison-lodge-of-botanic-road


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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #62 on: January 06, 2021, 06:31:19 pm »
This article says there are 751 pubs in Dublin. That's from 2015. I wonder how many now, and how many will see the end of 2021.

From being the dance capital of Europe 1n the early 90s, clubbing is all but extinct.

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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #63 on: January 06, 2021, 06:34:07 pm »
2019;

Sustained number of licensed premises – Pub registrations remained stable between 2017 and 2018; about 1,500 pubs have closed across Ireland since 2005, representing a drop of over 17%. Currently there are just over 7,000 pubs in Ireland.
Positive industry sentiment – Market confidence continues to drive refurbishment and extension projects in pubs and restaurants across the country.
Headwinds – Staffing, insurance costs as well as increased competition are considered the sector’s biggest challenges. Increase focus on food means pubs are competing more and more with hotels and restaurants for their customers.
Transaction Activity – A number of high profile pubs have hit the market this year in Dublin and regionally including: Copper Face Jacks, Dublin guiding €40m; The Admirals, Louth guiding €475k; Uncle Tom’s Cabin, Dublin guiding €3.75m; The Magic Carpet, Co. Dublin guiding €12m; Lenehan’s, Kilkenny; The Jar, Dublin. Bruxelles in Dublin transacted at the end of Q1 for a reported €10m & Davy Byrnes for an estimated €4.5m.
Brexit – The LVA recently reported that 55% of the Dublin pubs surveyed were concerned about Brexit. Bars and Restaurants were hit by declining levels of British visitors in 2018, but Americans have helped to offset this. The trend is expected to continue in 2019.

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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #65 on: January 06, 2021, 07:26:40 pm »
The Poplars-Harolds Cross Bridge
The Lantern Inn up the road opp the hospice
The Rathfarnham Inn
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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #66 on: January 06, 2021, 07:56:02 pm »
The fountain in james st was another kip

Broggies .I remember when Broggy wanted to run for the Presidency went to Court to try get a nomination .Then The Brown Derby ,Went there one night with my then Bird and her mate and fella .4 piece Band and Jumping Johnny Peters on stage we were the only people there .That was the Night the big Snow started .

Cabaret Pubs everywhere ,Go out in Ballyfermot .Dickie Rock on in the Hunting Lodge ,Eileen Reid around the Corner in Jackie Regans ,Joe Dolan probably on in the Lower County .Two of the Furies playing Ballads downstairs in Chasers .So pints in Ballyer then last bus into Town to go to the TV Club or National Ballroom or chance the Ierne and bump into your oulfella .6 of you share a taxi home tell the driver not to put the meter on as he was probably a Cosy if he was working Saturday Night s.


Chasers never had a downstairs, but before chasers downstairs waw Hardys..
Inanyways The Hunting lodge was another great pub for live gigs i seen johnny logan there after his eurovision win.
Spider Simpson was a regular there and for all the young horny fucks Toni the exotic dancer was a regular on a Sunday morning
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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #67 on: January 06, 2021, 08:00:52 pm »
@ Anto do you remember Dinny Boy putting on the Womens Mud wrestling in the Piner ?

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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #68 on: January 06, 2021, 08:02:19 pm »
The fountain in james st was another kip

Broggies .I remember when Broggy wanted to run for the Presidency went to Court to try get a nomination .Then The Brown Derby ,Went there one night with my then Bird and her mate and fella .4 piece Band and Jumping Johnny Peters on stage we were the only people there .That was the Night the big Snow started .

Cabaret Pubs everywhere ,Go out in Ballyfermot .Dickie Rock on in the Hunting Lodge ,Eileen Reid around the Corner in Jackie Regans ,Joe Dolan probably on in the Lower County .Two of the Furies playing Ballads downstairs in Chasers .So pints in Ballyer then last bus into Town to go to the TV Club or National Ballroom or chance the Ierne and bump into your oulfella .6 of you share a taxi home tell the driver not to put the meter on as he was probably a Cosy if he was working Saturday Night s.


Chasers never had a downstairs, but before chasers downstairs waw Hardys..
Inanyways The Hunting lodge was another great pub for live gigs i seen johnny logan there after his eurovision win.
Spider Simpson was a regular there and for all the young horny fucks Toni the exotic dancer was a regular on a Sunday morning

HARDYS couldnt remember what it was called thought it was Naltys but I think thayt was Granger top County ?

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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #69 on: January 06, 2021, 08:05:47 pm »
Naltys was the hunting lodge
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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #70 on: January 06, 2021, 08:06:56 pm »
Ya also had graces pub down in sarchfield beside the esso garage that is no longer there
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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #71 on: January 06, 2021, 08:09:17 pm »
Dont forget the 7th lock pub or the highway up near where mcdonalds is
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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #72 on: January 06, 2021, 08:45:23 pm »
Campions in Balgriffin  was a Bone Fide house ,grand and handy big carpark out back ,3 pm Sat packed !
Crackers and cheese or a decent banjo --ah the memories !

Mon - Fri   Gibneys in Malahide for afternoon VHS western movies ---

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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #73 on: January 06, 2021, 09:14:09 pm »
Ya also had graces pub down in sarchfield beside the esso garage that is no longer there

Me Graces story .I drank there a lot Eamon Grace is probably the Worlds best Publican .Owns Graces in Rathmines use to own the Towere Now gone in Ballymun .Im in there on the Porter one Saturday playing cards and one of the local hard men gets the hump calls me out .Im warned Dont mess with him but he keeps pushing so I decide Kill the cunt stone dead and Fuck it .I Stand up to go for a piss tell the boy Im going for a piss then Ill see you outside .I come out of the Jacks and the boy is still sitting at the table .I say Hey Fucktard I told you to get outside .I Run down the bar and go out into the little hall and grab the handle of the door and put my foot against the frame so when the boy goes to open the door he cant I still call him out until he puts two hands on the handle and pulls I let go he falls backward and I land on top of him Serious medical  damage to him and his reputation .Poor cunt is out cold I walk up the bar to get me coat and Car keys Say to Eamon I suppose Im barred ?He says why .You can mind yourself its mouthy fuckers that start trouble we dont want .I finished me porter then had more .

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Re: Dublin pubs gone forever
« Reply #74 on: January 06, 2021, 10:39:54 pm »
Yeah Eamon senior and junior were sound but Eamon junior 2 lads were pricks.

I heare he had the pebble beach in Clontarf for a while dunno how true that was.
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