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Franciscan Well stout launch: 7 December 13 years 5 months ago #13

"St. Fursey":3og5bi0q wrote: Would it make sense to start a list here?

1. St. Fursey - coming from Galway[/quote:3og5bi0q]


Yes it would make sense! Unfortunately I have decided against making the trip this time (Irish Rail fares didn't help!). I really hope to make my third trip to the Winter ales and Cask fest though in Feb 2013.

Franciscan Well stout launch: 7 December 13 years 5 months ago #14

I wonder if we could get enough interest together in Dublin to hire a mini-bus...

Franciscan Well stout launch: 7 December 13 years 5 months ago #15

Looks like I'll be in Bantry that day... Where's a good place to stay in Cork that's close to the Franciscan Wells (I usually stay in Isaacs when I'm in Cork)...

Franciscan Well stout launch: 7 December 13 years 5 months ago #16

Isaacs would mean you have a nice route to/from the Well, passing the Abbott Ale House and the Bierhaus, if you want to do a tour!

The River Lee Hotel on Western Rd is maybe a 10 minute walk tops.

8pm is too late for me unfortunately, will have to make do with the bottled version

Franciscan Well stout launch: 7 December 13 years 5 months ago #17

Maldron is very close.

Franciscan Well stout launch: 7 December 13 years 4 months ago #18

"DrJohn":qhkhf8d5 wrote:

"St. Fursey":qhkhf8d5 wrote: Would it make sense to start a list here?

1. St. Fursey - coming from Galway[/quote:qhkhf8d5]


Yes it would make sense! Unfortunately I have decided against making the trip this time (Irish Rail fares didn't help!). I really hope to make my third trip to the Winter ales and Cask fest though in Feb 2013.[/quote:qhkhf8d5]

GOBE do returns for €20 or Aircoach for €18, 3 hours on bus so not much longer than train.
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