MockieAhCork
MockieAhCork OP t1_jaexkgo wrote
Reply to comment by LowkeyPony in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
We were just in the Storehouse last month on a weekend trip to Dublin (went to see the Dropkick Murphys) and partner John says it was one of the best pints he’d ever had so you won’t be disappointed. I gave him my pint.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jaewtvr wrote
Reply to comment by Liqmadique in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
I guess any school anywhere would be like that? It’s a new experience. My daughter is especially looking forward to no uniforms. And you think American high schools are like prisons? My kids have had over 10 years of Irish-Catholic education. Talk about imprisoning! And these are public, not private, schools they go to.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jaedlgi wrote
Reply to comment by flyingsquirrelsftw in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
I may have to broaden my horizons and try some craft beers, as long as the hops aren’t too overwhelming. The last one I tried I could practically chew it. Was not a fan.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jaed86t wrote
Reply to comment by Outrageous_Affect562 in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
A must for the Irishman. It is in their blood to scout out the Irish pub no matter where in the world they are. Got into a massive fight with my ex-husband in Portugal because instead of going out and exploring he wanted to spend all day in the Irish pub watching Irish sports. So, sounds like we’ll be checking this place out!
MockieAhCork OP t1_jae5w23 wrote
Reply to comment by outb0undflight in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Gennessee! Bringing back the college memories. That and some Natty Boh.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jae5469 wrote
Reply to comment by outb0undflight in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Haha- thanks for the tip. I’ll keep that in mind.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jadocln wrote
Reply to comment by Watchfull_Hosemaster in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Thanks! $9 for a pint of beer is disappointing to hear. That’s worse than Dublin which is a total rip-off place.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jadmnik wrote
Reply to comment by Boxziti in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
My son would love that, but I don’t like Florida at all. I want/need to be in this area to be near enough to my mother (she lives in NW corner of Connecticut on MA border).
MockieAhCork OP t1_jadekvm wrote
Reply to comment by Competitive-Read1543 in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
No, but most things are cheapER than Ireland. That’s why Albany and Springfield are in consideration because the cost of living is less than Worcester. I will factor in everything, but ultimately it comes down to where I can get the best job that will afford me the best quality of life.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jaddyrb wrote
Reply to comment by lukewarm_sax in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Thanks- will hopefully get the chance to check it out
MockieAhCork OP t1_jaddutz wrote
Reply to comment by Webhoard in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Good to know it might just be a phase! If I catch him with one in the shower, I’ll know to start the intervention.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jad6jue wrote
Reply to comment by Competitive-Read1543 in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Ireland has been my home for the past 18 years, but I am an American and America is home. My parents getting older and wanting to spend as much time with them is a driving factor. Plus, Ireland is a difficult country to get older in; everything takes so much effort! I want an easier life. Ireland is an expensive country, and the salaries don’t match the cost of living so there is very little money left over at the end of the month. And I miss baseball. And summer weather. And my kids (teenagers) want to experience American high school. So many more reasons. I’ll always have one foot in Ireland, but I am definitely ready for a move back.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jad3vta wrote
Reply to comment by pdillon69 in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
That’s important for my partner (Cork GAA, Liverpool) and son (Arsenal). Worcester is at the top of my wish list, mostly because that’s where I’ve lived albeit a long time ago (Paxton/Oakham) and my brother lives in Chelmsford so would be nice to be close to family. Plus, promised ex-husband easy access - Boston to Dublin flights - for the kids’ sakes. But, it all depends on housing and a job -where I can find them!
MockieAhCork OP t1_jad2bk3 wrote
Reply to comment by MockieAhCork in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Tayto. Auto-correct thinks I’ve moved already.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jad12q0 wrote
Reply to comment by cmajka8 in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
For pubs, we love live music! And also should be welcoming/comfortable to people in their early 50s. A ‘Local’ where you can get to be known by (and ultimately become) a regular. Good craic.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jad0goh wrote
Reply to comment by Webhoard in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Blame my Dad on the Yuengling! He got him hooked. I think all Guinness tastes cat, US and Ireland. But Irish people are fierce protective of their Guinness and won’t drink a poor pint.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jaczss1 wrote
Reply to comment by Sbonkers in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Tattoo -yes! Will pass on the Club Orange
MockieAhCork OP t1_jaczn0f wrote
Reply to comment by cmajka8 in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Somewhat? I’m not into craft beer myself. I like Bud/Bud Light - basically a light lager. Trying to see what the prices are like (I’m coming from paying over €5 for a pint of Bud - about $5.50) and more interested in places that have regular draft beer than specialising in Craft beer. And trying to get a feel for what to expect price-wise while finding places good for us middle-aged kids.
MockieAhCork OP t1_jactycz wrote
Reply to comment by ssumana in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Thanks, how much does a pint of Bud cost there?
MockieAhCork OP t1_jactu16 wrote
Reply to comment by Oyadonchano in Cost of a pint of lager/ale, and cocktails, in Worcester pubs. by MockieAhCork
Thank you, will check out the cheaper end so! Not much into craft beer (too hoppy). Partner John likes Guinness in Ireland, but says it doesn’t travel well so he doesn’t drink it in US. My dad got him into Yeungling so that’ll probably be his go-to. I’m happy with Bud/Bud Light.
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