Barcode is located near the Clontarf Road DART station, which is the next one right after Conolly St. You can see it straight when you get off the train.
the address is Clontarf road 3, but as far as i know it is a troubled area of the city and it is not recomennded to walk around alone, I did and didn't have any problems).
It is a bit out of the city center and this can be seen in:
no entrance fee
cheap prices:3 € a BEER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Irish instead of tourists
The music is unfortunately mainstream:Rihanna, Britney Spears and DJ made techno...., exactly what I don't like.
There are games, the usual; car racing, motor racing......and table football.
Huge amount of TVs and projectors show Sports all the time.
nothing else to say, I better don't give a rating as I didn't like the music, but if that fits you, you should go.
dana
P.S.:bar-code.ie
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Eamon Doran's
I visited ED yesterday and arrived somewhere at about 21:30. It is easy to find; everybody knows where it is and anyway.The address is 3a, Crown Alley, Temple bar.
(I don't know if I already mentioned it but Temple Bar is not a bar but a district and Croke Park is not a park but a stadium)
You just get off the DART at Tara Street and walk along the Liffey, Crown Alley will be just one of the small streets on your left.
There is NO entrance fee, very positive, and as everywhere you have to be over 18, you cannot cheat them, only if you have false ID.There were people at the age of 40 as well, so anybody can go there.
The music was very good; three bands played, two of them beginners.They played punk rock and ska. It isn't nusual that three gigs are on the same date, at least not here.
The prices are normal: 4,60 for a beer and the shots are under 5 as well. However this varies if you go in the night or the day, in the night it is some 40-60 cent more.Yesterday the charged me the day price at midnight, too. :-D
I went alone and just sat down to some folks, talked to them got some information where to go for ska and punkrock, but all in all the crowd seemed nice.
Gardai showed up somewhere at 11pm, don't know why, there was nothing special, inspection
I suppose.
Today I plan to got to Radio City Dublin
dana
P.S.:A must go
(I don't know if I already mentioned it but Temple Bar is not a bar but a district and Croke Park is not a park but a stadium)
You just get off the DART at Tara Street and walk along the Liffey, Crown Alley will be just one of the small streets on your left.
There is NO entrance fee, very positive, and as everywhere you have to be over 18, you cannot cheat them, only if you have false ID.There were people at the age of 40 as well, so anybody can go there.
The music was very good; three bands played, two of them beginners.They played punk rock and ska. It isn't nusual that three gigs are on the same date, at least not here.
The prices are normal: 4,60 for a beer and the shots are under 5 as well. However this varies if you go in the night or the day, in the night it is some 40-60 cent more.Yesterday the charged me the day price at midnight, too. :-D
I went alone and just sat down to some folks, talked to them got some information where to go for ska and punkrock, but all in all the crowd seemed nice.
Gardai showed up somewhere at 11pm, don't know why, there was nothing special, inspection
I suppose.
Today I plan to got to Radio City Dublin
dana
P.S.:A must go
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