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A Quick Note
Come join us for a pub quiz!
It’s going to be on 21 November at Doyle’s Corner in Phibsboro. Email us now to reserve a table.
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We’d love it if you’d come join us for another pub quiz, written and emceed by Louise O’Connor.
It’s going to be at Doyle’s Corner in Phibsboro, on Thursday 21 November. Come at 7.30pm, get yourself a drink and get settled, and Louise will start quizzing about 8pm.
It’ll be teams of four maximum, but no minimum – you can compete solo if you’re very confident of your abilities.
It’s €10 for non-subscribers, and €5 for subscribers. There’ll be prizes for the winning team, and a mid-quiz raffle with more prizes.
The proceeds will help fund Dublin Inquirer, so we can keep finding, reporting, writing and publishing articles about the city – and doing projects like the collision tracker, or the no-show bus tracker.
Tables usually go pretty quickly, so email me at sam@dublininquirer.com to reserve yours now.
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