the loan to ireland. has it lowered prices YET?

GlennTheBaker

Look, I hate to interrupt but we seem to be straying off the topic of this thread which is discussing just how much of a knob moneyman22 is.

Bob_the_Saver

GlennTheBaker wrote: »

Look, I hate to interrupt but we seem to be straying off the topic of this thread which is discussing just how much of a knob moneyman22 is.

Didn't know it was in doubt

moneyman22

guiness is all that matters. let's get some

GlennTheBaker

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

Didn't know it was in doubt

It is not a case of "if", more a case of "how much".

GlennTheBaker

moneyman22 wrote: »

guiness is all that matters. let's get some

Yeah, a group drinking session to Dublin with you as Party Leader - sounds thrilling.

adouglasmhor

Bob_the_Saver wrote: »

I mean as someone who has travelled in India about 30 times for up to 6 months at a time,top to bottom side to side, the 'Indian food' I have experienced in various restaurants in Cork (where I go several times each year) has without exception been dire, over-rated, too expensive and lacking in any subtle flavours whatsoever.

And that's only their good points, I would rather eat on Ryanair!!!!!!

If you know of a GOOD Indian restaurant in Cork (I wish) feel free to PM me and I'll take a look in a few weeks unless I've tried it before.

Indian as in British style Indian (Indo-Pak, Bengali, Punjabi). I could walk you right too the two we go to but I can't even tell you their names. the other place we eat is the Quay Co-Op on sulivans Quay. Which isn't an Indian place at all. Possibly being veggies we are missing the 3 pot horrors you are facing?
I can assure you Cork's Indian Restaurants are better than Dublin's (which is not saying much) and Belfast's are possibly the worst in the old world.

adouglasmhor

GlennTheBaker wrote: »

Yeah, a group drinking session to Dublin with you as Party Leader - sounds thrilling.

I bags I pick the pubs (in Crumlin) we take him to.

moneyman22

adouglasmhor wrote: »

I bags I pick the pubs (in Crumlin) we take him to.

temple bar, quays, dubliner, gogartys. hmmm joys

lazer

moneyman22 wrote: »

yes but dublin pubs are better. get the price lower and i'll be happy.

guiness is not red

www.guinness.com/en-gb/faqs.html

GUINNESS® beer is not actually black but rather dark ruby red because of the way the ingredients are prepared

Have you never been to the Guinness storehouse - they tell you it is ruby red!

Also Guinness is cheaper in Cork becuase Murphys is the preferred stout in Cork

moneyman22

but guninness is my favourite drinky winky