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R I P

Pint of irish beer?

whats the average cost of a pint in a typical pub in Eire ( in euros ), im going to cork in a week or two ( no not a stag do) & need to get some euros
regards

    



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Jax Back
Try Murphys stout instead of Guinness in Cork. Its the local brew
I have to point out however that we're not called 'Eire' anymore and haven't been since we became the Republic of Ireland in 1949
'Eire' these days is just a title that appears on postage stamps , passports and bank notes
The term isn't recognised as such as a name for our country/state
Its only really still used by people from Britain
Any way , enjoy your stay and just make sure of 2 things
You'll need money and an umberalla
Best of luck


Black
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Around €5. My aunt has a pub in Midleton Co Cork.


KEVIN C
between 3.50 5.00 euros depends witch bar ur in!


Orla C
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About Five Euro. Taxis are also pricey. Bring your cigarettes. Don't try to smoke them in pubs though - it's now illegal to smoke outside of designated zones in Ireland.


Melok
Kevin C would be about right. If you're in the suburbs you will pay 3.70 euro upwards, for a pint and Cork city itself, we're talking 5 euro average, especially night clubs.


scottie
you can pay between €4 and 6 average about 5.

Good Luck


jinx
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4 euro to 4.50


David R
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3.78


dave o
£3'ish in dublin last summer so whats a euro worth........65p?..........4.5 euro?


rainman
about £3 in dublin mate!


bouncer bobtail
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When I was in Cork they had cards on the table saying "Cheap Beer at London Prices".


patrick m
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if you cant afford the price of a pint or ask the price,forget it.


bugger
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if you have to ask the price you cant afford it


whodat j
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4 shillings, 1 farthing, 2 hectors. oh, wait, you said euros didnt you. why don't you spend your money on something worthwhile you drunken Mc!





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