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| 1410.1 | yes | SIOG::KEYES | DECADMIRE Engineering DTN 827-5556 | Fri Sep 09 1994 12:12 | 5 |
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Manchester....Yes indeed there is the Wild Rover...its very central
and pretty good. Guinness is pretty ok. Kevin burns lives there -) -)
Mick
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| 1410.2 | | WREATH::AHERN | Dennis the Menace | Fri Sep 09 1994 13:27 | 11 |
| >Does anyone know of any good Irish pubs in Nashua or Manchester, NH?
>Also are there any good places in the area of have a real Irish
>breakfast?
There's a place in Nashua, run by a former DECcie from Galway, that
does a full Irish breakfast. I think it's called the ..., umm, it
started out as the Galway Chipper and then the original partners parted
ways. I think it's maybe the Curragh now. keVin would know.
Anyways, it's right on the main drag in the center of Nashua.
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| 1410.3 | How do I get there? | AIMHI::SEIFERT | | Fri Sep 09 1994 13:27 | 11 |
| Thanks Mick!
Where exactly is it? How is the music there? Are there a lot of Irish
people who go there?
My boyfriend is from Dublin (but lives here now) is always complaining
that there aren't any good pubs up here in the boonies so I would love
to surprise him tonight by going to an Irish pub.
Mindy
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| 1410.4 | Inquiring minds :-) | SUFRNG::REESE_K | Three Fries Short of a Happy Meal | Fri Sep 09 1994 13:31 | 6 |
| Just out of curiosity, what is a real Irish breakfast? I know my
Gram considered kidney(s) stew as part of a proper Welsh breakfast :-)
I also heard of a real English breakfast; anyone know the similarities
as well as differences?
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| 1410.5 | | AIMHI::SEIFERT | | Fri Sep 09 1994 13:36 | 4 |
| Anything that is not from Friendly's here in Nashua according to my
boyfriend.
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| 1410.6 | not sure | SIOG::KEYES | DECADMIRE Engineering DTN 827-5556 | Fri Sep 09 1994 13:54 | 10 |
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Mindy,
sorry don't have specific directions...Best check the phone book and
get the address from there...They do live Music ok and have a very good
juke box with good Irish rock on it......
rgs,
Mick
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| 1410.7 | thanks | AIMHI::SEIFERT | | Fri Sep 09 1994 13:57 | 3 |
| Thanks again! I'll call information and check it out tonight.
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| 1410.8 | Will we have a fry? ;v) | TALLIS::DARCY | Alpha Migration Tools | Fri Sep 09 1994 15:24 | 7 |
| Fried blood pudding, good tea, brown bread, soda bread, more
tea, fried eggs, thick rashers, tasty snausages, more tea,
lipid orange juice from israel, real cream, fried tomaaatoes,
(kellogg's corn) flakes, orange marmalade, maybe scones, oh
I'm full.
When's tea?
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| 1410.9 | Do you use tea bags? NOT!! | SUFRNG::REESE_K | Three Fries Short of a Happy Meal | Fri Sep 09 1994 17:58 | 5 |
| Well, I'd pass on the fried blood pudding and the corn flakes,
but the rest is pretty close to the mark; especially the good
tea, more tea & more tea :-)
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| 1410.10 | yum! | WELSWS::HEDLEY | Lager Lout | Sat Sep 10 1994 07:14 | 5 |
| > Well, I'd pass on the fried blood pudding
wimp! It's great stuff. :)
Chris.
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| 1410.11 | Killarney's | SOLVIT::OCONNELL | | Fri Oct 07 1994 14:19 | 14 |
| Killarney's Pub at the Holiday Inn on Northeastern Boulevard
in Nashua is the local one that comes to mind. They have Irish folk
singers periodically.
Don't know about an Irish breakfast.
The small Irish restaurant on Main Street in Nashua may have
been the Claddagh. ...don't know if it's still in business.
You could call information...the phone book I have in the
office is too old.
Good luck,
Noranne
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| 1410.12 | coming soon to Milford NH | ABACUS::MACDONALD_M | The Tincture Tree | Fri Oct 07 1994 17:48 | 7 |
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I think the place on Main St in Nashua is now a gourmet pizza joint.
Read in the Milford paper las week that some folks are turning their
small market into an Irish Pub. Something to look forward to.
MaryAnne
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| 1410.13 | The Guinness tap was BROKEN. | RANGER::HORGAN | Craicailte indiadh damhsa | Thu Dec 01 1994 16:11 | 23 |
| I recently read a note where somebody mentioned a new pub opening
in Milford N.H., but now I can't find it, so I'll post this here.
I went right to the source:
Julie
Do I know about Pubs .... This is Kevin Burns your talking
to !!!
The place is called the Galway Arms, it's owned by Liam
Jordan from Galway, but he's been out here about 10 years.
The place opened last Thursday... I was there on Sunday
afternoon, it is a very very very very small place !!
you can only seat about 5-6 people at the bar, and the
restaurant is not very big either ...
It's located on Rt 101a about a half mile West of the
the center of Milford.
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