The old captains lounge on Anne street (above the little wing pizza parlour) has been renovated by the owners of Murials and the spaniard to bring one and all a new gay bar and club. I went to the opening night last week and it is a great little club. Its aiming for an older patronage with no drag queens or shite music. Anyways, if you're about pop in!

If you want Gaire people to go we will require more information:

Do you have a door/drink price list?
What music do they play if not pop? Is it bad dance music?
What are the toilets like?
Can I have a quiet conversation in there?
Is it bright enough to have a sign conversation?
Will they reduce the music if necessary?
Is it equally male and female friendly?
I see they have a no drag queen policy - what about CD/TG/TV punters?
Is it ok to go if you are straight?
What about if you are not out - is the entrance on a main street?
What money would you recommend we bring? Would 2 10-pound notes, 1 20-pound note, 3 5-pound notes, 7 pound in 1-pound coins, 2 50p coins, and 7 10p coins suffice?
Is there a dress code?
Can an area be reserved?

probably
good dance music
clean
yes
yes
maybe
very
as entertainment no, customers yes
yes
its on a side street off a main street
5 x £5 notes
no
no

Not sure - i think I'll stick to Nealons upstairs bar.

it's owned by lesbians! yes...lesbians!

SWEETCHEEKS?

It's so hard to tell lesbians apart but i don't think so.

what age group is it aiming for exactly? sumthing like the old crows nest?

Probably not as old as that. From what i see, it's aimed at the 30+ who do not like the scene. It's a pretty regular bar with a dance floor and good music. If you've been to the spaniard, it's along that line.

No drag acts good dance music and clean toilets. Sounds good to me. Might be time for a road trip.

Am up there shortly must try it out.
Having an ASDA day out.