Rob Cross tweetz:
My 1900c photo of The Hole in the Wall. British soldiers based in McKee Barracks would sneak off and go for a pint in the tavern and the owner Levinus Doyle served the men through a hole in the park wall, hence the name.
Rob Cross tweetz:
My 1900c photo of The Hole in the Wall. British soldiers based in McKee Barracks would sneak off and go for a pint in the tavern and the owner Levinus Doyle served the men through a hole in the park wall, hence the name.
The Hamlet, Gardiner St., #Dublin, 1985.
From my #DublinBeforetheTiger series (1982-1992). For more info visit https://t.co/MrT74XBaUj pic.twitter.com/cEphqzqNhZ— David Jazay (@DavidJazay) July 8, 2020
Hic.
What replaced The Hamlet?
That is the question.
Anyone?
We started to emerge from lockdown today but Claire looks further into the future to see what some of our vital industries might look like #CBLive pic.twitter.com/mQIIuj2400
— Claire Byrne Live (@ClaireByrneLive) May 18, 2020
Claire takes a trip to McCoy’s pub in Fair City to have a drink with @billykeane15, @joeliveline & @nualacarey25 but there’s a catch! We’ve imposed possible pandemic restrictions there and it is very different to your normal pub experience. #CBLive pic.twitter.com/we1CVd5f4L
— Claire Byrne Live (@ClaireByrneLive) May 18, 2020
Um.
Last night.
On RTÉ’s Claire Byrne Live.
The broadcaster recreated a trip to a hairdressers, a dentist and an Irish pub, the latter via Fair City’s set of McCoy’s, to show what the three settings would be like amid Covid-19 measures.
The programming will continue until morale improves.
Watch back in full here
Harry Byrne’s pub, Clontarf.
Maker unspecified.
Other LEGO pubs are available.
(Thanks Harry Byrne’s)
From top: Vietnom in the back garden of The Glimmerman in Stoneybatter, Dublin 7; Goats Gruff in The Strawberry Hall pub on the Strawberry Beds, Dublin 20 and Village Pizza in The Belfry, Stoneybatter, Dublin 7
The pub craze.
Sweeping the capital.
Via Publin:
A number of pubs have opted to have food trucks and pop-ups operating in the pub or out in the back garden areas to provide food, sometimes on a rotating basis to keep punters well fed.
This provides a lot of variety for the customer and an added selling point for the pub.
It’s worth noting that all of the pop-ups on this list (see link below) have veggie options or are based around a veggie offering. Several of them have good vegan offerings too.
Hic.
Here’s some of the best pop ups and food trucks in Dublin pubs (Publin)
Dierdre tweetz:
Sixmilebridge in Co. Clare, the birds are taking over. They even have their own pub ;)
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Last night.
Some Dad tweetz:
The summer starts here as the hordes descend on the canal at Portobello [Dublin 8]…