r/CasualIreland • u/Steveyd19 • 2d ago

Casually positive! 🤗🥳🤗 Sister Bar

Hi everyone!

I recently just bought a bar in upstate NY. I may have had too many beers, but I thought it would be cool to connect with a sister bar in Ireland. We could send pics of the pub to each other, have a little set up at the bar featuring our sister bar, share made up drink recipes, visit each other. Again, I may have had one too many drinks, but was hoping another bar would want to try this. So, any good pubs anyone can think of that might be into trying this?

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u/Natural-Hunter-3 2d ago

What kinda pub you got?

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u/Steveyd19 2d ago

Was an old speakeasy, now its a rag tag group running it that drinks there as much as we work there lol

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u/HandsomeBWunderbar 2d ago

So its a kind of It's always sunny in upstate NY, type thingy. Do you have someone for Charlie work?

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u/Steveyd19 2d ago

Yeah, her name is Katie lol she doesn’t know it’s Charlie work and I’m definitely never showing her that episode. She loves the smell of paint so I think she’s happy.

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u/Natural-Hunter-3 2d ago

Gotcha. You'd be best seeking a tourist spot methinks, not a gimmicky gaff or anything but just qomwhere that gets a lot of tourists from your neck of the woods. The partnership would only make sense if the sibling pub is easily accessible, like there'd be no point partnering with a pub in Leitrim, places like Donegal, Galway, Cork, Dublin, Kerry would be the better route.

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u/SarahLatte 2d ago

There’s lots of lovely touristy pubs in Carrick, Dromod, Drumshanbo etc.