Less of a village, more the centre of the expat universe. Much like every other Irish pub, food is hearty, and Guinness flows like a river; and, naturally, there are few genuine Irishmen. Casual crowds huddle round stocky benches and tables. Duck pond and grassy knoll signify an outdoor drinking experience unrivalled in Dubai. Outside women lose their heels in the cobbled patio. Inside the brooding ale house men try their luck on the ladies, faux-Irish accent essential. By midnight, beer goggles are firmly in place, drunken chat is off the scale and chances of pulling are high.
Football is the trade in this Celtic obsessed boozer. Sport widows huddle in a far corner sipping G&T’s while the wooden decked floor is stomped by passionate fanatics. Raucous yet jovial... read more
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