Guinness drinkers??

Bandwagon wrote: Havent found anywhere post covid doing pints under a fiver in Dublin. Average being €5.20 - €5.60 where I drink. Before Covid couple places had pints for €4.20 - € 4.80. Been a long time since I seen pints under €4 though, €3.90 is savage value. Probably have to go back to peak recession times when the pubs couldn't get enough through the doors. My local done €3 mid week pints then, was great the Champions League nights. 3 pints and a packet of Bacon Fries for a tenner.

Pints a fiver in McDowells. Was the same in Croughs but that closed in the last month. Inchicore is best value for pints.

This €5.15, €5.20 bollox does my head in. Leave it a fiver. Cuts down on the coin cost for the pub as well.

FrankosHereNow wrote: Bandwagon wrote: Havent found anywhere post covid doing pints under a fiver in Dublin. Average being €5.20 - €5.60 where I drink. Before Covid couple places had pints for €4.20 - € 4.80. Been a long time since I seen pints under €4 though, €3.90 is savage value. Probably have to go back to peak recession times when the pubs couldn't get enough through the doors. My local done €3 mid week pints then, was great the Champions League nights. 3 pints and a packet of Bacon Fries for a tenner. Pints a fiver in McDowells. Was the same in Croughs but that closed in the last month. Inchicore is best value for pints.

This was posted in March so the prices shouldn't be much more today. 

BohsinMunich wrote: My god Downey's still going. Cabra was never well served with pubs. Has it changed ? The Homestead if I went out with the Da (back in the 80s)

Downeys I hear is a big Bohs stronghold nowadays....in Cabra the Oasis and Matt Whelans are gone, only Kennedys (McGraths) left in the west. Finbarrs GAA has been the winner with those closures. Agree the Homestead is the best pub in Cabra, although some cabra folk frequent the Breffni, Hole in the Wall or Cumiskeys up off the Navan Road. Others head down to Stoneybatter or the mess on McKee barracks.The Oasis, now that was some shop...

€4.40 for a superb pint of Guinness in Teach Mhicí, Gaoth Dobhair this weekend. 

Do pubs in Dublin City still sell Harp at all?

Het-field wrote: Do pubs in Dublin City still sell Harp at all? It was easy enough to get around 2015 if you looked in the right pubs, but slowly but surely those pubs stopped selling it.

Are you trying to kill someone?

Yeah, still popular here and still my favourite draught lager but harder to find pubs that serve it, used to be everywhere in its heyday. Virtually extinct across the border. Seems inexplicable but I assume there must be commercial reasons behind that, eg less young people drinking it, too much competition in the lager market, etc.