The Dew Drop Inn Virtual Rugby Pub, Béal Feirste

Hello and welcome to the Virtual Rugby Pub - a place where you can come in for a sly beverage and discuss whatever's on your mind, or just eavesdrop on the regulars if you fancy a break from all the rugby chat.

The Pub has made it's way to Belfast - the rope-making and ship building capital of the world.

Now the Mouth of the Shoal awaits the safe arrival of one of it's long lost daughter's - Cariadwr - in her ongoing quest to be as close as possible to one of her favourite players... Tomás Ó Buaigh of Emyvale.... on her Birthday

The only rule in this pub is one of mutual respect for everyone in it, oh and no tampering with the pictures of Nial O'Connor, Cari & Tommy Bowe, "Pickles" the wonder dog of '66, Wikus van de Merwe and Black Caviar above the bar.



Last Pub: https://www.606v2.com/t31098p950-the-dew-drop-inn-virtual-rugby-pub-sydney

Black Caviar is one Oz we can all cheer for - what time's the race Breaker?

I'm not sure Rose. Early morning here I think... so in about 3-4 hours?

Do you know what the track is like? Has it been wet there lately?

Come on Dover, move your blooming arse!

Race 3, 3:45pm your time Kia, 12:45am here.

Hmmm, I'd like to see that picture of Cari and Tommy Bowe

I cant keep up with all these pubs

Afternoon, and hello new pub.

In the 'Wasps Nest' in Marylebone, and the guvnor has put ob a rerun of the battle of Stade Aime Giral - HC 2004. Perpignan v Wasps. Something like 12 citings after the game, 7 of which were upheld.

Forgot that Mick O'Driscoll played for Perpignan.

KingKenny7Heaven wrote:I cant keep up with all these pubs

Its called pub crawling Kenny.

biltongbek wrote:

KingKenny7Heaven wrote:I cant keep up with all these pubs

Its called pub crawling Kenny.

After the first dozen its called pub carrying for me

I can remember 12 pint plus seshes

biltongbek wrote:Hmmm, I'd like to see that picture of Cari and Tommy Bowe

It's on Facebook - me and T. stood outside the ladies lav at Dublin Airport

Thanks Breaker! This is a nice little bar isn't it...a bit ropey in places I didn't know Belfast was renowned for rope as well as shipping. So it's an educational pub too!

You forgot to say 'with nicer Architecture than Dublin' Breaker...

Jeez another feicin Oirish Bar

Well be having none of your xeno-phobia in here now Pieder Penfroiughertpigh.

mini alarm successful. what day is it?

Go Black Caviar!!!!

Wins by a head. Tired down the last furlong... but got there!

Only blooming just!

So You Think

It's your heavy turf she's not used to. Had to grit her teeth at the end there.
Personally, I think it's too much to fly a horse to the other side of the world and expect it to perform like at home.

That was the most shockingly atrrogant piece of race riding I have ever seen. Ig I were BC's owner I would sack Luke Nolan - if only for giving her connections near heart failure

I am more shocked by that than almost anything in sport I have seen for many a long day. The French were out to get her, felt they had the measure of her. Nolan is soooo lucky.

Leaves you wondering whether all the Aussie hype was just hype

Looking at it again - he did ease off, nearly blew it.

Still undefeated against the best in the world now.

A nose is as good as a length...

PenfroPete wrote:Jeez another feicin Oirish Bar

Alright all? Having a lovely time in Tenerife. Giving the bar some Welly today after reading about Wales. Could be worse of course, but 1 blydi point is a choker.

Should be a good night here with Spain on tonight. Germany were very good yesterday.

Was delighted to read about the Welsh youngsters too.

Glas a du wrote:A nose is as good as a length...

In my case, definitely.

Alright Rev , have a couple (or so) for me

Looking forward to the football tonight, Euro 2012 has been very good so far. Hope Italy can make the final, as we fly out to Tuscany next Saturday. It would be great to watch the Final in a bar with the locals

Yeah that would be good Penfro. Well I'll secretly support Italy then. Met a few decent English football supporters though, so I am torn.

PenfroPete wrote:Jeez another feicin Oirish Bar

Some would say British Penfro

Risca - glad you're enjoying yourself in Tenerife. How's the tee shirt sun tan coming along?

Hoping that the Dubs will make up for this morning and do well in the hurling this arvo...they're playing Kilkenny though, so it's alot to ask...

Subtle Pete, like it

Glas a du wrote:A nose is as good as a length...

Na, that's a myth....

I'm doing ok Cari. Glad not to have one of them in the sun for once. Good song though

See you all soon.

Ireland v England cricket score 308-6 at the moment. I only found that out looking for a hurling stream...

Was Aus - Ireland washed out, Cari?

Ah it's an old game is it? Must've been then...

Yep it's a replay...oops!

Yeah Cari, they're playing those same replays here too.
Struggling to stay awake for this SA-Eng game.
Long day... when does the football start?

Dubs are struggling in the hurling. They've lost their captain Conal Keaney to injury and they're down 2-07 to 0-04 It's another long match...

breaker - there's possibly football on from 7:05pm GMT...I'm not sure because my TV guide has got that weird Football/No Football duel listing going on in it.

B a l l s

Could have won that.


Care, Palmer and Waldrom had good games for England.

Isn't Waldrom a Kiwi?

Congrats to my English mates, you were the better team today and really should have won that match, it was dejavu all over again for me as Sa has no idea what to do with a rugby ball without Frans Steyn.

When I look at lacklustre performance like that I want to run out in the street and look for trouble.

Aw, bollox Biltong! Go support Ireland for a season

Imagine supporting Italy then.

Cheers Biltong, I was bemoaning Lancaster's lack of focus on stopping SA at the gainline last week, it seems like the penny dropped today. The defence got right up there and there were a lot of double-team tackles going in and they basically just manned-up.

Not much going on with ball in hand though, so a good attack coach is a must for the future.

I'm still not happy, there has been the odd positive element to the tour but on the whole it's still a C- grade on the report card.

Imagine supporting Australia then...................... in the U20s

Mark: just about to watch dr parnassus' imaginarium!!

Biltong, I really felt England could have won the game with a bit more composure - + plus not kicking possession away (Farrell).

Mind you, you probably feel the same way.

Adrian Chiles.

Hound_of_Harrow wrote:Biltong, I really felt England could have won the game with a bit more composure - + plus not kicking possession away (Farrell).

Mind you, you probably feel the same way.

I was wondering if he would EVER pass the ball. Twould have been ok if he had been kicking well but he wasn't (except for one or two). But well done England.

Got to ask though why, when Morne Steyn had obviously left his kicking boots at home, when he came on why wasn't Pienaar asked to kick?

I have a ridiculous, ludicrous, highly irrelevant and unimportant question to ask of anyone's about.