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Where did you go 'dancing' in Tullamore
The Harriers
Bridge House
Spiders
Rugby Club
#1
I stayed in the pub until they threw me out
Koos
Shambles
The Underground
Was there not another one or was I just in another town?
Club Soda
Stringfellows
The Core
As happens in all offices, we have had a disagreements from time to time.
This morning's disagreement centred around which was the best nightclub in Tullamore back in the day. (back in the day being a loose term covering anywhere from the 1980s to some unspecified time after the turn of the millenium)
If you are looking for a night out in Tullamore this weekend, you have two options. Stay in the pub of your choice until closing time or head to The Palace Nightclub in The Bridge House.
It was very different back in the day. On any given Thursday, Friday, Saturday or Sunday night (and in the case of Spiders, Tuesday and Wednesday as well), there were numerous options for those looking to leave the pub and keep dancing and drinking until the early hours.
We couldn't agree so we have decided to let you, the good people of Offaly decide. Cast your vote and vote for your favourite nightclub in Offaly 'back in the day'.... Some of them are different names over the years for the same venues!
Editor's Note: There really only should be one winner!!!!
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