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Here we go.........

I like the pub idea but they need to be close-ish or people lose interest. I can only think of 6 or 7 within a short walk from each other in the capital.

Against the grain
B&C
Porterhouse TB
Messrs
Gingerman
Porterhouse Central
Doyles?

I don't get out much so I wouldn't be up to scratch on the others around but you could probably include the Czech Inn...........

You could add the Palace and O'Neill's to that list.

Anseo on Wexford St also had an OHara's tap the last time i was in there.

The Exchequer also has bottles of Dungarvin for sale. So that gives us a list of:

1. Against the grain
2. B&C
3. Porterhouse TB
4. Messrs
5. Gingerman
6. Porterhouse Central
7. Doyles?
8. The Palace
9. O'Neills
10. Anseo (if they still have O'Hara's)
11. The Exchequer

Only one more to go...

My post from the thread in Beoir Discussions:

"sbillings":2qgowkeq wrote: The pubs don't have to be craft beer specialist spots.

1. Start in Messrs for their own beer.
2. Down to Doyle's on Fleet Street for an O'Hara's IPA.
3. Nip next door to Bowes for more O'Hara's IPA, or bottles from Hilden or Dungarvan.
4. On to the Palace for some cask Dungarvan.
5. Up to The Porterhouse Central for a Hophead.
6. Then it's O'Neills on Suffolk Street for whatever tickles your fancy.
7. Down to The Bank for a Hooker or something from Hilden.
8. Across the road is The Foggy Dew which has O'Hara's and Dungarvan bottles.
9. The Exchequer Bar for bottled Hilden or Dungarvan.
10. Full of Dutch courage we brave temple bar and head to Farrington's for some 8 degrees beers.
11. The Porterhouse Parliament Street, might have a TSB here, getting a bit woosey.
12. The Bull and Castle where Geoff will no doubt be delighted to see us in that state.

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2: over to Dave in the BeirHaus for something fancy
3: down the river to the Sin é for a laugh and a pint of red.
4: then up the road to Dan Lowreys for some Shandon Cider.
5: into Bru for some White gypsy.
6: across the river and a good stroll to the Mutton Lane.
7: up to The Slate then for some rocking tunes and a Red.
8: into an Spáilpín fanac for some good trad.
9: over to Douglas St to Fionn Barra to see what special they have on draught.
10: back down to The Oval to see what's happening.
11: over to the Vicarstown Bar for some general abuse
12: finish with a gig in the Crain Lane.

Well, that's two cities sorted for Christmas. Any more?

Could take a run through Galway for all the Hooker accounts and Oslo pubs.