The Medusa Fora

Off To Austria, Badgastein, on Thursday (great Party and alittle skiing)

Hopefully Barcelona in the begining of May to see F1.

And Budapest in June just for a weekend, anyone have some good tips about Budapest? Never been there before.

And Roskilde Festival (Denmark) for one week in the begining of July (160 band playing and Hopefully the Pogues)

After that my holliday starts and i don´t have a clue what to do, probably go to my parents place in Sweden (Karlskrona) for a few weeks.

Cheers
Johan

Bud Byrne wrote:

MacRua wrote:so have you peeped into Bollocks?

Can't say I have. Is it worth a peep?

the name itself counts for something
and they serve Kelt

Bud Byrne wrote:Prague is a fantastic place. We have been there twice, both in early December on the weekend when the Christmas Tree has gone up in the square and the markets start. It is a really beautiful city.

Thanks for promo!

Bud Byrne wrote:There are lots of little bars off the main street where you will find good, cheap beer(compared to home). Enjoy the trip.

Have any of the places you visited stuck in your memory? Just curious.

Zuzana wrote:

Bud Byrne wrote:Prague is a fantastic place. We have been there twice, both in early December on the weekend when the Christmas Tree has gone up in the square and the markets start. It is a really beautiful city.

Thanks for promo!

Bud Byrne wrote:There are lots of little bars off the main street where you will find good, cheap beer(compared to home). Enjoy the trip.

Have any of the places you visited stuck in your memory? Just curious.

It should be mentioned that our Ms. Z is far too modest to point out her gallery of lovely photos from in and around Praguelandia:

http://www.dzm.com/~zuzana/gallery/main.php

Zuzana wrote:

Bud Byrne wrote:Prague is a fantastic place. We have been there twice, both in early December on the weekend when the Christmas Tree has gone up in the square and the markets start. It is a really beautiful city.

Thanks for promo!

Bud Byrne wrote:There are lots of little bars off the main street where you will find good, cheap beer(compared to home). Enjoy the trip.

Have any of the places you visited stuck in your memory? Just curious.

I can't remember any names I'm afraid. There was a little bar/resturant we went into. It was somewhere between the Square and The Hilton Hotel but off the main route, if you know what I mean. We found it by accident but it was fantastic. We also went into the some of the 'touristy' bars like Caffery's(on the square) and Rocky O'Reilly's but I would prefer the 'local' spots.

The only dissappointment we had (and it is small) was that Pizza Hut was no more and a Kentucky Frid Chicken had replaced it

no holidays planned. will see how things go over the next few weeks

I'm going back over the puddle to visit my grandad who'll be 95 next month!

And you look so young in that picture

I type pretty well for a 2 year old huh?



Nah, that would be my amazingly perfect in every single way niece Cáitriona.

Aye, she does look like a lovely little girl......but don't thet all when they are that size and not screaming the place down.

All booked and sorted! I'm off to Dub first for a night then shooting across country for a cupla days with the family and then back to Dub for a night and then home.. pretty ideal!

Johan From Sweden wrote:And Budapest in June just for a weekend, anyone have some good tips about Budapest? Never been there before.
Cheers
Johan

I've been there a couple of times. It's a beautiful city. Heroes' Square and the Parliament building (which is on the banks of the Danube) are both well worth seeing. The castle, which is on a hill on the Buda side of the river, has fantastic views over the city.
There are plenty of good bars in the city and the nightlife is very good. Champs Bar is the place to go if you want to watch live football coverage. If you like clubs, Dokk was a good place to go on Fridays. There is a good pub/club in the city centre called Banhof (spelling may not be quite right), which has a couple of rooms playing rock/pop music. If you like real full-on club nights, go to Studio on a Saturday- not my scene personally, but my friends enjoyed it and it was very busy.
It is worth taking the time to research pubs and clubs on the internet before you go, because there are some dodgy ones around- some of which are right in the middle of the city. http://www.partyphoto.hu is a good starting point.

Michaelo wrote:

Johan From Sweden wrote:And Budapest in June just for a weekend, anyone have some good tips about Budapest? Never been there before.
Cheers
Johan

I've been there a couple of times. It's a beautiful city. Heroes' Square and the Parliament building (which is on the banks of the Danube) are both well worth seeing. The castle, which is on a hill on the Buda side of the river, has fantastic views over the city.
There are plenty of good bars in the city and the nightlife is very good. Champs Bar is the place to go if you want to watch live football coverage. If you like clubs, Dokk was a good place to go on Fridays. There is a good pub/club in the city centre called Banhof (spelling may not be quite right), which has a couple of rooms playing rock/pop music. If you like real full-on club nights, go to Studio on a Saturday- not my scene personally, but my friends enjoyed it and it was very busy.
It is worth taking the time to research pubs and clubs on the internet before you go, because there are some dodgy ones around- some of which are right in the middle of the city. http://www.partyphoto.hu is a good starting point.

Thanks alot Michaelo. much apriciated.

Oh roll on Saturday.

I'm going Skiing in St. Anton, Austria.......and the snow has finally arrived. Yippeeeee.

MissWalshy wrote:All booked and sorted! I'm off to Dub first for a night then shooting across country for a cupla days with the family and then back to Dub for a night and then home.. pretty ideal!

Mad time was had..

Lots of drugs sex and rock and roll...





















Not.

95th birthdays are seriously banging though.. I suggest everyone should make their best effort to get to one..

We had an 8 year old up on the table sean nos dancing drink flowing champagne popping and music til the early hours.

Better than rock and roll anyday!