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Sorry this has taken an absolute age to do, but that's the list updated.

Please keep the contributions coming. Look out especially for Carlow posters in pub and restaurant windows -- they're popping up in some surprising places. Which is great.

Le Cirk/Sweeneys somethingorother on Dame St beside Mercantile has the three O'Haras on bottle. €5.50.
(I'd much prefer it on draught but so be it.)

Done! Cheers.

Another update/edit for this. Extreme Pizza are now selling Double L cider. think it is €8or9 for the 750ml bottle.

Also should this article not be changed to Pubs and Restaurants?

I was talking to the guy in there the other day and they do a group deal, so for a group of 10+ you get 2or3 (can't remember which) 18"pizzas, garlic bread type things and 2pitchers of beer for €6.Obviuosly if there is more than 10 then the amount of pizza booze goes up.

"marceldesailly":24c5vws3 wrote: Another update/edit for this. Extreme Pizza are now selling Double L cider. think it is €8or9 for the 750ml bottle.[/quote:24c5vws3]Wow! Brilliant!

"marceldesailly":24c5vws3 wrote: Also should this article not be changed to Pubs and Restaurants?[/quote:24c5vws3]And bars that aren't pubs too, no doubt.

"TheBeerNut":14mrmcwt wrote:

"marceldesailly":14mrmcwt wrote: Also should this article not be changed to Pubs and Restaurants?[/quote:14mrmcwt]And bars that aren't pubs too, no doubt.[/quote:14mrmcwt]

Sure why not if you want to be like that but I'm pretty sure Bar and pub are synomous which each other. But if someone is looking for a restaurant that sells Irish Craft beer they may not think to look in the article on the home page about Pubs selling Irish craft beer.

But hey if you don't want any kind of constructive feedback just shoot down any suggestions