How many “oldest” pubs does Ireland have?? 🤯

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#pints

Some nice local support in Sally’s, Portlaoise #DrinkIrish #DrinkLocal

simonsaysbeer.com/2024/07/06/int… A small update for your attention. 🤓🍻 #irishcraftbeer #MCBF24

You wouldn’t get it in any other country!

This is not on. If you want an over 18s only pub or over 18s after a certain time I completely respect that, but don’t let children in and then kick them out over nothing when you’ve changed your mind.

The long walk to Scotland’s remotest pub is worth the effort! Watch #OurLives: The Journey to Scotland's Most Remote Pub on #BBCiPlayer bbc.in/3swSqQI

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Replace the doom scrolling with a book or magazine and “better” with “just as good” and I’d agree with this. #pubs

The next pub club meet-up will be this Saturday the 19th starting at 8pm in sally gardens. The pub club is a social group for meeting new people over a few pints, and supporting local pubs. All are welcome. We also have a WhatsApp group, DM to be added.

A reminder the pub club meets tomorrow at 8pm in Sally’s. The pub club is a social group for meeting new people over a few pints, and supporting local pubs. All are welcome. We also have a WhatsApp group, DM to be added.

#LifeGoals

"But to have a beer that is available in a pub, in an on-licence, is a new idea here in Ireland…" This fella’s had one too many Changing Times: beer has been available on premise in Irish pubs since the beginning of pubs… rte.ie/news/business/…

Binge drinking on the rise among Irish adults drinksindustryireland.ie/binge-drinking…

Christmas pinting season in full swing 🍻 #DrinkIrish #DrinkLocal

So effective that banning happy hours, making off licences close at 10pm, banning multibuy discounts, segregating alcohol from other groceries, banning loyalty points on alcohol and introducing minimum unit pricing hasn't made problem drinking go away. Better do some more, so.

“It’s sad to see what’s happening with the pubs throughout rural Ireland. It’s the way of life gone, you know?” The closure of the Ramble Inn in Halfway, Ballinhassig (a pub with over 300 years of history) is a reminder of just how valuable local pubs are in our local