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English visitors
Belair
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in N. Ireland
We will be having English visitors to stay shortly and one of them would like to visit "a typical Irish" pub 
Can anyone suggest a pub or any other establishment that offers fiddle de dee type music, preferably, within the Bangor area?
TIA
Can anyone suggest a pub or any other establishment that offers fiddle de dee type music, preferably, within the Bangor area?
TIA
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I took my sis to the Duke of York in Belfast the last time she visited. They had Irish music on a Sunday evening and the place was full. They had a Yeats poem on the stairs on the way up. It was great!Stercus accidit0
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Fiddlers green in portaferry.....0
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We will be having English visitors to stay shortly and one of them would like to visit "a typical Irish" pub
Would that be the type of old country "Irish" pub where when you walk into the place, it falls silent and everyone stares at you like you have three heads...... "your not from these parts..... are you !!!" the barman will then say!! :rotfl:0 -
Oldest pub in Ireland, 'Grace Neills' D'dee Saturday night.
Music but might not be fiddly-dee?0 -
warmhands.coldheart wrote: »Would that be the type of old country "Irish" pub where when you walk into the place, it falls silent and everyone stares at you like you have three heads...... "your not from these parts..... are you !!!" the barman will then say!! :rotfl:
Yes! With everyone wearing donkey jackets and there's a pig in the kitchen. :rotfl:0 -
ballyblack wrote: »Oldest pub in Ireland, 'Grace Neills' D'dee Saturday night.
Music but might not be fiddly-dee?
I thought Lizzie Drakes at the Maze was the oldest pub in Ireland? Am I wrong?0 -
I thought Lizzie Drakes at the Maze was the oldest pub in Ireland? Am I wrong?
I'll answer my own question as the result of a quick google. It seems about 10 pubs all claim the title with one in Dublin claiming to be a pub since 1158. Hard to say who's right - but how many of them put on good diddeydee music?0 -
Thursday evenings in the Lisbarnet house just outside Comber has good trad Irish music . It starts around 9pm.Norn Iron Club member 4730
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