Meeting Cancelled

Apple Snow

Found in the garden of the Old Road Tavern on New Road last week. There’s an enormous apple tree there absolutely laden with fruit

Friday Bench: The Old House At Home

The scene is set for our pub lunch…

At Journey’s End

The view from the pub’s garden after we’d completed our walk The hens made a significant contribution to our lunch, having donated the eggs

The Oliver St John Gogarty

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Irish pubs are amazing. Go into one and it’s more than likely that the place is jumping and everyone’s singing Nowhere more so than the Oliver St John Gogarty in Temple Bar.

The Glue Pot

The corner buildings of the railway village are taller and a little more ornate than the rest of the street. Some look like they may have housed people higher up in the railway’s hierarchy. Many have a pub serving local ales.

Credit Crunch Munch

 
Judging by the graffiti, the food might be cheap, but the conversation’s priceless.

Old Road Tavern

This pub regularly plays host to the local Morris Dancing troop. I showed you the benches outside this hostelry for my second Friday Bench post a while ago.

Portland

We wondered what on earth Good oo might be…

Friday Bench: Old Road Tavern

I think these are for the smokers on their fag break. I believe a lot more benches have cropped up outside pubs since the no smoking ban inside public premises came in. The window boxes might also be new.