Felt a bit left out is all...
Salthill fans..where's the closest pub to Drom?
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Felt a bit left out is all...
Salthill fans..where's the closest pub to Drom?
no offence nigel harps but I dont think there is any Salthill Devon fans on this website. I know one Mervue fan that posts here but not Salthill.. I wish you luck !
I cleaned that one up for you. Your original post was a touch verbose.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
Just give the right knock on the right door along the right lane and you'll get a grand drop of poitin to warm you up. Probably. You might get shot too but either way it'll be a bit of excitement.
Either that or we'll just have to have a sip of the bogbean up in Drom. Nasty stuff. No alcohol content, but tastes stronger than any alcohol I've ever had.
Jesus Nigel you have just evoked bad childhood memories of that stuff! It was medicinal they tell me. Dangerous more like!Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Shot of that in an eggcup every morning would soon harden you up though.Quote:
Originally Posted by Finlay Harp
It would either kill you or cure you!Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
No need to be feeling left out Nidge you have a glamor friendly against the Champions on the 16th to look forward too. You can sample the fine ales Mooneys has to offer then.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Just bring cans to Drom. Sit up on the balcony of the clubhouse. Sorted.
Probably this...Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
http://www.mcsorleysnewyork.com/
There are no pubs within a mile of Drom. The closest would include : Sheridans in Knocknacarra, the Hanley Oaks Hotel, Rahoon and the Westside Tavern.
If ye were smart ye would just bring cans on the bus and drink them along the way!
Lord God, stop taking the Drum question seriously people!!!
Fox's in Town if any of ye are coming to Longford btw.
For the record...I have been to Drom before, and this thread was somewhat of a joke.
Also, I'll probably too drunk arriving at most places to even consider going into a pub. Surprised I got into a few grounds last year. Most notably Limerick, seeing as there was about 5 hours of drinking cans on a sweaty bus before it.
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Originally Posted by Keen2win
We were in Fox's last year alright. Lovely spot. One of the lads took a shine to the nice lady behind the bar.
remember hearin that in foxes from one of the harps boys!Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
You were the lovely lady behind the bar?
How many bottles of buckie had ye had?Quote:
Originally Posted by Mr A
Funnily enough...that was the one trip of the year I actually brought a bottle of bucky with me.Quote:
Originally Posted by Macy
Ah, the (lack of) memories. Great days...Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Twas a fantastic day. Put it this way, cough medicine and energy drink rolled into one = no hoarse throat, and no shenanigans (cut hair/shaved beard/draw on face) on the bus ride home.
Hannigans Barca Bar will be pre/post match pub for anyone travelling to Finn Park this season less than a minute walk from Finn Park(sure you can see the shed in the picture
Are Lims fans still banned?
Aren't they banned from everywhereQuote:
Originally Posted by BonnieShels
Theres a bus of us going down to Cobh early on Saturday,any recommendations for decent pubs to sit in for the day?
Was hoping to hit Ballybofey on Friday and then head to the Dublin game on Saturday. But the Dublin match is on Sunday. ************!!!!!!!!
Just copped.
Make a weekend of it.
Yeah. If I had the cash I would. I'll have a think and chat to ya about it.
Anyone know what pub the Athlone fans drink in before their matches? Planing a trip there for Harps game on Sat 13th, havn't been down there since they got the new ground
Pub? Closest pub is about a 20 minute walk.Quote:
Originally Posted by Neish
Doesn't stop us, pity they don't have a welcoming pub though!
Down the town i know The Donkey is good craic, there's loads there though. Except the Commodore Hotel, what a kip, walk back in time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bosco
Closest pub is The Olive Bar and is a 2 minute walk to the groundQuote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Where's that now? You'd be doing well to walk from the ground to the roundabout in 5 minutes. When I was living in Athlone, it used to take me 20 minutes to walk from the train station to the ground.
If you were coming out from the ground to that roundabout - go straight through it (take the 2nd exit ;) ), and the pub is less than 100 yards.
Ah yeah, I think I know the one alright. Even at that, you'd be doing very well to walk that in 2 minutes!
Usain Bolt would have trouble making it in that time!Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954