Suggestions to celebrate St Patrick's Day

[Smiley 5]

It's not that at all.

 

My friend and I were meeting up anyway so we aren't 'just going out' for the sake of it. She really enjoys Irish music. We aren't rowdy at all!!

 

She always drinks Guinness and we just thought that because of the significance of the day, there may be more places to enjoy Irish music than usual tonight.

 

I wish I'd never asked

[scottf]

drink guiness wearing a daft hat trying to sing along to songs that you don't know the words to?

[Zaytsev]

drink guiness wearing a daft hat trying to sing along to songs that you don't know the words to?

 

In other words a *******.

[scottf]

In other words a *******.

 

Thats the look most people appear to be going for every year- and to be fair- they usually get it!

[Zaytsev]

Thats the look most people appear to be going for every year- and to be fair- they usually get it!

 

:hihi: Nice one.

[milkybarkid]

Go to the Dog and Partridge and see Maurice Malone! Tell him Kevan sent you.

[nick2]

Thats the look most people appear to be going for every year- and to be fair- they usually get it!

 

To be sure.

[thingsonstix]

Dog and Partridge home of the irish wannabees

[happyhippy]

You could try the Dog & Partridge on trippet lane, music is on seven days a week,went in the other day and it was brilliant.

 

The Dog will be ten deep at the bar already. The tent on Fargate will probably be the best bet.

[Grit Man]

Go to the Dog and Partridge and see Maurice Malone! Tell him Kevan sent you.

 

If you google maurice malone, look at the article about him in the sheffield telegraph, he seems a real character.