Flaming Good Friday

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90374601Lord Mayor Christy Burke and Roz Purcell in Fire at the Mansion House, Dawson Street

Need somewhere to go on Good Friday?

That doesn’t involve the stations of the cross?

Read on

Sinead writes:

FIRE Restaurant and Lounge on Dublin’s Dawson Street will open and welcome guests this Good Friday, 3rd April. While operating in full compliance with the licensing laws, the award winning FIRE’s decision to open dramatically improves the options for tourists and locals this Good Friday as one of the very few restaurants open in the city.
Open in the lounge from midday, and in the restaurant from 1pm ‘til late, FIRE has created a special menu of non-alcoholic cocktails…as required by law, all beer taps and alcohol  must be covered…more details here

Alternative Good Friday suggestions (where even hooch may be available) welcome below.

FIRE

(Sasko Lazarov/Photocall Ireland)

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41 thoughts on “Flaming Good Friday

    1. scottser

      he looks really old – i suppose that’s what years of singing ‘lady in red’ does to you.

    2. Jess

      Well he just spoke out in praise of the grangegorman squat lads, which is radical by the establishments standards

  1. Del McG

    Sporting events on Good Friday are allowed to serve alcohol, so League Of Ireland games may be your friend if you’re such a desperate old soak that you can’t go 24 hours without a drink.

    1. Spaghetti Hoop

      Drink is not the issue here – it is the opening up of a restaurant to cater for people who want to go out on a Friday evening. Tourists especially. Why should businesses stop because of draconian laws? I hope Fire think about opening up on Dec 25th also – by jaysus it’s needed.

    2. Ms Piggy

      And yet in another way, it is about drink. Why on earth shouldn’t I be able to buy a drink on Good Friday? I’m not even a Catholic, and even if I were, what business is it of the government to enforce religious doctrine? (Actually, is it even RC doctrine?). I drink so little I could almost (almost!) join the Pioneers. And yet every Good Friday I get a raging thirst for the strongest martini possible, just on principle :-)

      1. mauriac

        true, its another example of the Catholic church at the heart of the so called republic along with the bloody Angelus on rté,priests running schools& hospitals etc etc …

      2. Frilly Keane

        Yeah
        It rightly pisses me off too

        Telling a publican / small business that they can’t ply their trade ’cause Diarmuid Martin says so

        GTF
        No other trade / profession would have it

  2. Bejayziz

    If all the bars got together and opened their doors and sold booze there would be no consequences, they should just bite the bullet and open, the police hardly care

    1. fmong

      you’d think that, yet you’ll never see so many Police on the streets of Dublin as you will at 11.55pm on Holy Thursday. Got hauled out of Cassidys with everyone else in the bar by two Garda in full bullet vests two years ago, complete with smart arse remarks and slagging from the pair of them… they were loving it!

  3. Murtles

    Non alcoholic beer for the men, fruit based non alcoholic cocktails for the ladies.

    And there’ll always be one stag/hen party flying in on Good Friday just to stay a night or two. BOOM! Catholicised.

  4. gg

    Some enterprising person should set up free shuttle buses to Newry for all the stranded tourists.

  5. scottser

    every bloody year we have this conversation about good friday. anyway, use the opportunity to stock up on cheap gargle cos by this time next year, the night in will cost a jaysus fortune.

  6. Selfie Sensation

    Roz Percell looks terrifying at all in that photo. Its as if she is about to rip his head off and feast on the goo inside.

    1. Domestos

      I’ve spent about ten minutes staring at her trying to decide if she’s hot or not. Probably be better off staring at the Blue Ball machine.

  7. Kdoc

    If Broadsheet hadn’t made it clear that it was a human being accompanying Christy I would have sworn it was a mannequin.

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