A pint in two bottles - that’s €12, please

A FRIEND and I were out a couple of weeks ago. We met in a pub off Grafton Street in Dublin.

A pint in two bottles - that’s €12, please
Sat, 16 Apr, 2005 - 01:00

As I arrived first, I bought the first round - a pint of Guinness and a pint of Budweiser. I got a euro and a few coins back from €10. Expensive, but what do you expect in Dublin city centre?

Next we took ourselves to another pub not too far away. The two pints were roughly the same price.

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