Headed back to Cork the previous couple of times, so don't really know Cobh. What's good? Preferably traditional enough kind, and if there's a lock in going, all the better. ;)
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Headed back to Cork the previous couple of times, so don't really know Cobh. What's good? Preferably traditional enough kind, and if there's a lock in going, all the better. ;)
my 21st live music dj afterwards in a secet venue :) u come can depending on the result!
lockins are hard to call, a pub could do one every night for 6 months and then not do one, but Jack Doyles (JDs) is a good bet or mansworths (i think havent been there for years) both are just down the hill from the ground, not even 5 minute walk, or the clubhouse is probably the best bet no travel involved, you could book into the com and just stay up all night in the residents bar:D
Tarrants bar has a very welcoming atmosphereQuote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Shouldn't there be a few :D:D:D after that comment.Quote:
Originally Posted by 6yardpunisha
The clubhouse would be his best bet.
i forgotQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14
No you see, that's exactly what I wasn't looking for as "traditional" ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by MojoPin
Happy birthday though. Hope we score a cracker for you.
Was in the clubhouse for a pint last time; want to head down the town a bit though as I've never really seen much of it.
Will have a look at the couple up here anyways. Cheers.
Paul O Hallorans (Ryans in Square) You wont beat it...
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Originally Posted by Rambler1
you actually wont
kellys is always a good option,
Ryans bar would be your best bet,very friendly and they're is usually a good crowd in there on a friday evening
Ryans is the best a lot of gaa heads is the only problem
dont tell me your a gaacist, they're people too:DQuote:
Originally Posted by Rams Mc 7
:D:D qualityQuote:
Originally Posted by gee wizz
you could try the "RUGBY" pub in town eh ramsmc7 you know what im on about ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Rams Mc 7
Ugh, might try somewhere else so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rams Mc 7
na its the only pub in town that is considered traditional. small, cosy and the fire is always on out the back. plenty of pictures on the walls to keep ya interested aswell.
if ya want to go down town ryans and kellys are good, always good crowd, if ya want a few young ones go to the keys (careful there extremely fertile:D), and the rob is a liverpool pub if your into that, if you want somewhere to drink by the ground either the clubhouse or JDs are good options
Friday night is darts night in Cobh so if your a fan then try either the Wolfe Tone, Jack Doyles, Quarry C*ck, Mauretania or The Village Inn.
My advice would be to go to the Quarry C*ck if ya like quality darts or if ya like crap darts and good banter go the Mauratania where R14 takes up residence on a Friday night.
its a trick dont do it:DQuote:
Originally Posted by rambler14