http://businessetc.thejournal.ie/the-name-and-date-of-wetherspoon-ireland-first-location-revealed-1334587-Feb2014/
60 jobs? fair play
looks like its opening next tuesday. anyone want to head out for a few drinks next weekend (12th-13th), there is a few i want to try.
price list here - http://fft.ie/index.php/2595/jd-wetherspoon-releases-details-on-blackrock-outlet-opening-hours-and-price-list/
The prices are amazing. Its going to hit the other pubs in Blackrock hard.
The price lists wont open for me says "There is an erroro on the page"
Try this:
http://fft.ie/wp-content/uploads/2014/06/Final-ROI-Menu_Page_1.jpg
Quote from: beerfly on July 01, 2014, 11:03:55 AM
looks like its opening next tuesday. anyone want to head out for a few drinks next weekend (12th-13th), there is a few i want to try.
price list here - http://fft.ie/index.php/2595/jd-wetherspoon-releases-details-on-blackrock-outlet-opening-hours-and-price-list/
Hi Ronan. Just seen this.. There's a few of us meeting here on Thur 17th if you're around.
i'll head out if im free. might still go out at the weekend if people are intrested
i like the fact i can get out and back have a few pints and it wont cost more (possibly less) then getting the same in a city center pub
Quote from: Qs on July 01, 2014, 01:15:02 PM
The prices are amazing. Its going to hit the other pubs in Blackrock hard.
So you'd think, Qs. However, with Wetherspoons this isn't always the case.
I love a good cask ale/craft beer, and the thought of a decent ale at a low price appeals to me.
Thing is, the thought of cheap premium lager and wine also appeals to a lot of folk.
I love the Wetherspoons in Belfast, but there're certain times of certain days I wouldn't darken its doors. Not being snobby like.
I'm not trying to tar all Wetherspoons with the same brush but in a lot of cases the other bars are a welcome haven.
-Barry
Oh I know Baz. I lived in Swansea for a while and the Wetherspoons there was everything I ever imagined a horrible, British chain pub to be.
I've been to a couple of decent-ish ones in London though. There is definitely something of a lack of atmosphere to any I've been in though.
:o new price list (https://fbcdn-sphotos-h-a.akamaihd.net/hphotos-ak-xfp1/v/t1.0-9/10690119_593544697422642_599592999820100523_n.jpg?oh=2ef2d14a6ee4d07d258422fcf01cb3e3&oe=54B8833B&__gda__=1421582752_790c5ab6e1028ef866d9031f15d1a31f)
*moves to blackrock*
VFI, be very afraid....
Quote from: Dube on October 03, 2014, 08:38:38 PM
€2.50 for Beamish. Holee took. Courtyard Hotel in Leixlip sells Guinness for €3.50 which I thought was good.
€2.50 for guest ales too
(http://i.imgur.com/b8DlO0P.gif)
Wow, with pricing like that, if they keep opening at the rate they plan, they will shake up the market a bit...
Jaysus. That must be nearly cost. I do love a Beam.
Quote from: Rossa on October 03, 2014, 09:19:53 PM
Jaysus. That must be nearly cost. I do love a Beam.
defo more flavour than Guinness
It's more roasty, I think. And doesn't have the sour tang.
'Spoons tweeted today that they're doing a free mixer with every short! And not only that, but you can "double up" the short for €2!!!
There's going to be CARNAGE in Ireland's pub trade if/when these guys gain a nationwide foothold.