This evening.
Glasnevin, Dublin 11
Old school fast food fans await to celebrate National Fish ‘N’ Chip Day organised by the Irish Traditional Italian Chippers Association.
Over 200 chippers will offer half price fish and chips TONIGHT.
Nice ray for it, in fairness.
Via Grainne O’Hagan
Meanwhile…
This evening.
The Embassy Grill, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4.
Niall N writes:
It’s quiet now (5.38pm) but see it in an hour, it wiNOMNOMNOMNOM
Now you tell us.
Agreed! Already have the spuds on
#govegan
Are ye coddin’ us?
who am i kidding, this is done to death.
Best scale it back there, no one biting
Not to put too fin a point on it, you must think we’re fierce guppible
Stop carping on you lot
It’s not your plaice to say that
“Nice ray for it, in fairness”, – kinda wins?
Turbot-charged
Hakers gonna hake….
These puns are a hard halibut to break.
D4 people don’t do fish and chips!
I call a chipper dinner in my house “a whuuuurking class dinner”. The kids love it when I bring home a lower socio-economically nutritious meal. Guzzle it down with fizzy drinks they do.
Eat poop and die
In line at Romayo’s Maynooth. Out the door it is…
That said, the cod and chips in Sweet Miss Sue in Dublin city is like no other fish and chips in Ireland. It’s that good.
I was there half hour ago. madness
I thought everyone else here lived in D6 & 8. Big up the north Kildare massive
Super Miss Sue? I’ve become less fond of that place considering there’s a HORRENDOUS bang of manky chip fat in the carpark next door.
I’m in the pub next to Mario’s in Skerries, I phoned in my order, I’ll finish this pint and saunter in now and pick it up. #professional
Seriously can’t understand how most people don’t do that.
2 large chips and 2 fresh cods. ..9 quid. can’t beat that
Curry sauce pushed mine to just over a tenner. Chips were very good but the fresh cod was not the best. Pity.
Yeah, I went nuts and got curry sauce too, €10.90 it came to. Smoked cod for me, fresh cod for my wife. Deadly.
I think you’ll find it’s called curry jus.
We love good healthy grub us Irish and when it’s half price we can spend the saving on a few tins of coke.
We’re also fierce pass remarkable.
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