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Post by WayneBiggins on Sept 2, 2004 14:28:28 GMT -5
They still have the €1 a bottle offer still going on.
San Miguel, Fosters, Stella and Rolling Rock.
A God-send to all us "at-home drinkers". Stock up gentlemen, we don't know how much longer these offers will last. ;D
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Post by dunedinbhoy on Sept 3, 2004 3:28:50 GMT -5
How much is that in real money ;D, over here most offy's will usually have a deal going, 6 for £5 or 8 for £6, is that about the same in Ireland, wine here starts at £3 so for between £4 & £5 with an offer you can get a £6 or £7 bottle for say £4.50, are we able to drink ourselves to death cheaper here. In the pub last night i got 6 bottles of Castle (South African) in an ice bucket for a tenner and very nice it was too.
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Post by WayneBiggins on Sept 3, 2004 4:21:18 GMT -5
"Real money"? As in the "Queen's money"?
€1 = £0.67 so very good value. ;D
6 bottles of Catle in an ice bucket for a tenner? Wow, nice one. Castle isn't too bad either. Much better than Stella anyway. You can get it in a few specialist off-licences here but it's not widely available.
My heart is still palpatating from when I was charged €6 for a bottle of beer in a pub last week. I nearly dropped dead on the spot from the shock.
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Post by dunedinbhoy on Sept 3, 2004 4:46:26 GMT -5
My heart is still palpatating from when I was charged €6 for a bottle of beer in a pub last week. I nearly dropped dead on the spot from the shock. Jeezo ;D When i was a little lad, me Da and me Grandad went to town with 3 bob they would buy a quarter once of Clarke's plug and drink ten pints of Guinness and still have change. Irelands a dear hole now  |
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Post by WayneBiggins on Sept 3, 2004 6:59:13 GMT -5
I said a lot more than Jeezo!!!! ;D This was in a well known watering hole in Dawson Street - Café en Seine. It was a mate's birthday so had to turn up out of obligation......  Pints of Guinness - €5.05 - that's £3.40 approximately!  |
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Post by dunedinbhoy on Sept 3, 2004 7:04:55 GMT -5
I said a lot more than Jeezo!!!! ;D This was in a well known watering hole in Dawson Street - Café en Seine. It was a mate's birthday so had to turn up out of obligation...... Pints of Guinness - €5.05 - that's £3.40 approximately! In the Edinburgh city centre which is dear by Scottish standards you would expect to pay around £2.60 for a pint of Guinness, lager and beer would be around 10 or 15 pence cheaper, the dearest i've paid was £2.95, nearly told the fecker to keep the change. |
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Post by WayneBiggins on Sept 3, 2004 9:52:07 GMT -5
£2.60 in Embra ...... about €3.90 - yeah, that would be the price of a Guinness in a fair amount of pubs in Dublin.
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Post by dunedinbhoy on Sept 3, 2004 10:09:52 GMT -5
£2.60 in Embra ...... about €3.90 - yeah, that would be the price of a Guinness in a fair amount of pubs in Dublin. Ah'll stick tae gittin pished in the hoose ;D |
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Post by DPG on Oct 31, 2004 9:40:14 GMT -5
Gah, I thought this was about O'Briens sanny bar which is the bestestest in the whole wide world. Egg&Bacon on brown bread for £2.40.... you can't ask for anything better
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Post by Lynchbhoy on Nov 2, 2004 8:11:10 GMT -5
Gah, I thought this was about O'Briens sanny bar which is the bestestest in the whole wide world. Egg&Bacon on brown bread for £2.40.... you can't ask for anything better dont know about over there...but Obriens are nice but V Expensive over here !!! |
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Post by dunedinbhoy on Nov 3, 2004 12:37:27 GMT -5
My lads loves O'Briens, big doorstep sannys with real ham.
The Bhoys.
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Post by GrimReiper on Nov 9, 2004 11:23:39 GMT -5
sambos and sangria
what a combo
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