O'NEILLS
buck mulligans
JOHN McBYRNES
CHOICE OF THREE THIS TIME LADS :D
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O'NEILLS
buck mulligans
JOHN McBYRNES
CHOICE OF THREE THIS TIME LADS :D
We had Fagan's in Malmo and O'Shea's in Nijmegen and they both worked great. It is brilliant to have the entire Rebel Army together in one pub on foreign soil so let's pick somewhere to base ourselves again this weekend.... what's it to be folks?
:ball: myself and a few lads have booked travel and accomadation for the coming weekend for 170 euro,see below
Lads
All booked:
Friday
Rosslar - pembroke
08.45-12.30............................................. .........246euros
rtn
Folkestone-calais 20.00-21.00
.................................................. ........183poundsrtn
Drive for about 1.5 hours booked Formule1 hotel
Rouen.EST.........................2 rooms at 23.50euros per room per night
(11.75 each)
Sat about 3.5 hr drive
Sat & Sun.............booked F1 hotel
Nantes.EST.....................................2 rooms at 26euros per night
(13euros each per night)
Mon 6hr drive
Calais 17.00
pembrook leave Tues 2.45
Tues
Arrive 6.30
Cork about 9.30
The cost of the ferry and aTrain is for 4
pub nearest ground would be the choice id say.
:confused: :D greg and behan locked last night down crosshaven regatta - obviously no ambitions to get a run at wk end - anybody got dolans number ;)
Corner as you're there on friday night I think a scouting mission wil have to be done......what a hard job you'll have...Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
Quote:
Originally Posted by NorthoftheLee
u twisted my arm,its a tough job but i think ill be up to it :D
my self and what biy will check out these 3 bars on friday night and let ye know
This is not the place to post this. Could you or a mod delete it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Flynninio
Malmo had only 1 irish pub so no choice.
Nijmegen had 2 but O'Sheas made best effort to attract city fans.
If someones got the time maybe could email the 3 pubs in Nantes 7 see if special drink price for city fans? ;)
O'Neils
Could at least spell it correctly :rolleyes:Quote:
Why did we choose the name "O'Neil's"? O'Neil's is a common sponsor of Irish sport and supports a lot of different teams, such as those of hurling (a very popular Irish sport). O'Neil's sounded great, so we decided to name our pub after it.
Price List
u reckon thats funny ya?**** :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by Flynninio
i saw the 2 boys out the other night also and they didnt seem to be drinking, i went up and congradulated them and they seemed fine... it seemed to me that they were drinking 7up... they are sound blokes chatted away to me..
"The pub opened in January 2002. It is situated at 5 rue Santeuil in the city center of Nantes in the West of France. The staff is composed of the barmaid Emmanuelle, the barman John, Karim, who is in charge of the security and the 2 owners, Dominique and Polo. The pub is open from 7 pm to 4 am all week bar Sunday"
from O'Neills website
look for one with a barman from Cork, Ireland or Britain (including Dublin) chances are you'll get a good pint then
O'Neils doesn't look the best so one from other two then...?
JOHN McBYRNES is supposed to have a live trad session on Saturday nights.Quote:
Originally Posted by pete
Suss them out.
I'm sure they'll all open on Sunday if they smell a profit.
With 300+ City fans about the place there's enough of us to go around :D
Looks like we've found our spot then!!! :D :DQuote:
Originally Posted by macer
think about it,we kinda need 2 pubs
one like fagans/o sheas
and other like scottish bar in copenhagen(need a bar with some tunes as well)
Yeah, the Scottish bar was the job.Quote:
Originally Posted by thecorner
I agree. We don't have to stick to Irish bars, especially on the Saturday night (Irish bar be good after the game on Sunday alright) it would be nice to sample English, Scottish and local bars as we did in Copenhagen on the first night of our Malmo trip!
yeah, thank god we managed to avoid any sort of local ones :rolleyes: ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Colm
I don't think they have local bars in france...they called cafes ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Éanna