Tevez Posted 1 March 2010 Posted 1 March 2010 Hello all... What's Leicester town like for St Pads day? Is it open late night? Cheers, i'm off to crawl back under my rock x P.s up the Irish (bar Robbie Keane)
Tevez Posted 1 March 2010 Author Posted 1 March 2010 Look Benny, Win or Loose we'll have a booze. I've booked Thursday and Friday off work to get blitzed.
FoxyPV Posted 1 March 2010 Posted 1 March 2010 All eyes should be on TG4 for the two greatest sports in the world (football and hurling)
lcfc_jme Posted 1 March 2010 Posted 1 March 2010 Got a cousin expecting to pop a sprog out on Paddy's Day this year.. Double result.
Matt Posted 1 March 2010 Posted 1 March 2010 If i'm off work at the time, Cheltenham Festival + Guinness = Me all over it. ***Plastic Paddy Alert***
Sparky Posted 1 March 2010 Posted 1 March 2010 Hello all...What's Leicester town like for St Pads day? Is it open late night? Cheers, i'm off to crawl back under my rock x P.s up the Irish (bar Robbie Keane) Its always a cracking night mate, O neills and Mollys will be open late, Mollys gone shit now but will be decent on paddys day
Tony Pine Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 as someone who has irish grandparents but doesn't ever celebrate st paddy's, as i was born in england and am therefore English. i can't help but want to punch all the plastic paddy's i see..particularly in london or even worse america (these are easily the worst). i get that it is an excuse for a piss up but the stupid hats, green face paint and beards make me a very sad panda.
Babylon Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 If you want to get pissed, just go out and get pissed. There is no need to pretend to be Irish, dress up like a retarded leprechaun and drink Guiness when you don't even like it.
Matt Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 as someone who has irish grandparents but doesn't ever celebrate st paddy's, as i was born in england and am therefore English. i can't help but want to punch all the plastic paddy's i see..particularly in london or even worse america (these are easily the worst). i get that it is an excuse for a piss up but the stupid hats, green face paint and beards make me a very sad panda. Cos' us English know how to throw a good party on St George's Day ah?! I know that's no excuse to "pretend we're all Irish" and no I certainly don't need any excuse to have a piss up but still I'll be enjoying a few Guinness' and enjoying St Patrick's Day. P.S - I love a pint of Guinness, drink it throughout the year anyway. (And I don't dress up, I don't go that far)
AmericanScott Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 as someone who has irish grandparents but doesn't ever celebrate st paddy's, as i was born in england and am therefore English. i can't help but want to punch all the plastic paddy's i see..particularly in london or even worse america (these are easily the worst). i get that it is an excuse for a piss up but the stupid hats, green face paint and beards make me a very sad panda. Don't get me started... Most of my so called "100% pure hardcore Irish" friends thought Ireland was part of England or vice versa. And that fvcking parade every year
Uncle Albert Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 If we win the Cup Final on St Paddy's day then I'm out round Leicester!
FoxyPV Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 the good things about Paddy's day are getting the day off, watching the club finals/ playing in a charity 7 a side and getting pissed
Guest Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 Cos' us English know how to throw a good party on St George's Day ah?! Plenty of places do.
Matt Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 Plenty of places do. Maybe in the City's? Dunno. Certainly no-where round me does, I'll admit to celebrate St Georges Day is becoming more popular year by year still not got as much or anywhere near as much festivities about it as St Patrick's Day.
Guest Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 Maybe in the City's? Dunno.Certainly no-where round me does, I'll admit to celebrate St Georges Day is becoming more popular year by year still not got as much or anywhere near as much festivities about it as St Patrick's Day. I wouldn't worry about it. It's all about making money, so if some numpty wearing a stupid hat wants to waste money on a stout they wouldn't touch any other time of the year, leave them to it.
jonthefox Posted 2 March 2010 Posted 2 March 2010 st patricks day is actually my sons birthday. ok, he`s only four at the minute, but with irish relatives in einniskillen, he`s going to have some top birthdays when he`s older.
Mickey O'Neil Posted 3 March 2010 Posted 3 March 2010 Its always a cracking night mate, O neills and Mollys will be open late, Mollys gone shit now but will be decent on paddys day Molly's have a live band on St. Pats (someone I work with). Guinness is expensive in there though. St. Pats is pretty good now in Leicester.
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