Help finding good sessions in Dublin
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plunk111
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Re: Help finding good sessions in Dublin
I'm confused - it sounded like they were closing per the text on their website. I'm glad the site is wrong!
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Re: Help finding good sessions in Dublin
You're right. I've just looked at their website, and their Facebook page. I should have asked while I was there. I'm really confused myself now ...plunk111 wrote:I'm confused - it sounded like they were closing per the text on their website. I'm glad the site is wrong!
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Re: Help finding good sessions in Dublin
It was announced that they were closing, then the situation took a turn for the better.
The original downstairs premises of the shop became a pub, but the shop reopened upstairs.
I suspect that it possibly had something to do with a lease ending and the landlord wanting to increase the rent, which is the sort of thing that was happening a lot in the land of the celtic tiger. However, that is pure surmise on my part.
The original downstairs premises of the shop became a pub, but the shop reopened upstairs.
I suspect that it possibly had something to do with a lease ending and the landlord wanting to increase the rent, which is the sort of thing that was happening a lot in the land of the celtic tiger. However, that is pure surmise on my part.
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