Dublin

[johnmc]

A restaurant called Dunne and Crecenza - any good do you know?

I think the name may be wrong but Dunne & Crescenzi is just down from Trinty College whenever I walk by it it is always packed in the summer there was at times people waiting outside for seats on good days. Never been in it not a big fan of Italian food but the prices seem decent value. I am normally a pub grub fan myself with the odd curry thrown in for good value maybe other Dublin blues have been in there.

Cheers my jackeen friend. So do you have any recommendations food wise.

 

[law74]

Going to Dublin this weekend for a bit of a pissup with the lads. All i hear is its massively expensive! but surely there are some places we can get a cheap guiness?

Any advice on where to go, what to see, where to drink, what clubs to go to on fri/sat/sun.
We're all early twenties, student hangouts could work, normally go clubs like 5th ave in manc, but any will do that are decent. We're not a fussy bunch!

cheers guys

Get a taxi to Connolly station and then the train to Newry, a bus service runs from there to the city centre where there are a number of very good bars like the Bank, Bellienies, Canal Court (the canal area aint like the Manchester one), and the prices are a lot cheaper than Dublin (though quite a few of the people you meet will be Dubs (especially if you go to the Quays or the Buttercrane on the saturday afternoon), indeed the prices are about the same as the UK.

 

[Captain Oats]

Well some shocking news yesteray. about an hour after i posted here one of my mates died in a bloody car crash so we have decided to sack dublin off now and go in the new year. Was only arond £30 flights so we havent really lost out. Properly gutted about all of it.

 

[Esteban de la Sexface]

Well some shocking news yesteray. about an hour after i posted here one of my mates died in a bloody car crash so we have decided to sack dublin off now and go in the new year. Was only arond £30 flights so we havent really lost out. Properly gutted about all of it.

Sorry to hear about your friend. Ar Dheis De go raibh a hainm