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Irish pubs are all over the place :-)
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Don't get me wrong here, I like them, I said yesterday I am going to Bulgaria (doing a friend a big favour) it is not in the Tourist area but more in the mountains, after taking a look at this little villagey place, there is an
IRISH PUB there !
it is way off the beaten track this place, how would they get their Guinness there, by donkey?
I am very intrigued ,
well done the Irish, I say
IRISH PUB there !
it is way off the beaten track this place, how would they get their Guinness there, by donkey?
I am very intrigued ,
well done the Irish, I say
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I'm not knocking the one in Amsterdam. I was on a cycling charity thing and we were staying in hostels. Breakfast over there seemed to consist of rabbit food, yoghurt, something they described as bread and rubbery cheese of varying thicknesses and texture. I was very grateful for the nearby Irish pub where I could get a full English (well they called it Irish, but it was English) and follow it up later with Guiness which was my regular tipple.
Bobbie, five of us,all thats left of our sea fishing club, have a week-end away every year.We stopped in the Schooner for three nights and did nothing all week end but tour the area and drink. Visited Seahouses and Berwick, called in at the place we used to stop at, The Black Bull in Lowick, then diverted into Craister and ordered a load of kippers. In regards to the Irish pubs one of the places we visit every couple of years is Cobh and thats another place where most of the pubs have managed to stay as pubs we particularly like the Roring Donkey partly I think because of the name but mainly it's a good old fashioned pub