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The Irish Pub

2013

Documentary / History / Music

The Irish Pub

2013

Documentary / History / Music

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100% TOMATOMETER · 6 reviews

75% AUDIENCE · 50 ratings

7.4/10 · 634

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB
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Plot summary

A eulogy to the greatest institution in Irish society, the pub, or more specifically the traditional Irish publicans who run them. Speaking to pub owners all over Ireland, Alex Fegan gets into the heart of what makes "the Irish pub" the institution that it is.

Director

Alex Fegan

Top cast

Adrienne McCarthy as Self

Liam Aherne as Self

Willie Aherne as Self

Bobby Blackwell as Self

Tech specs

720p.WEB 1080p.WEB

671.96 MB

1280*692

English 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

1 hr 14 min

Seeds 1

1.23 GB

1920*1038

English 2.0

Not Rated

23.976 fps

1 hr 14 min

Seeds 2

Comments 3

akc83 608 days ago

@ jamiemark - Only 350 closed due to covid. Still a lot, but nowhere near what you heard. There are currently over 7,800 pubs in Ireland

jamiemark 613 days ago

I recall hearing that The Plandemic caused the closing of 3/4 of Ireland's Pubs. Sad.

Riech 613 days ago

if you've never left a shine on the bar with the elbows of your coat, and that bar not be inan Irish Pub... then jus' feck, feck off with ya

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IMDb reviews

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9 / 10

Definitely worth watching. Very enjoyable

R T

Definitely worth watching. Very enjoyable

6 / 10

The Irish Pub (2013): 6 out of 10

R T

The Irish Pub (2013): 6 out of 10: The Irish Pub is a documentary aboutâ¦ wait for itâ¦ Irish Pubs. What is in the documentary exactly? Director Alex Fegan…

The Irish Pub (2013): 6 out of 10: The Irish Pub is a documentary aboutâ¦ wait for itâ¦ Irish Pubs. What is in the documentary exactly? Director Alex Fegan went into a score or so of Irish pubs, spent the day enjoying a pint or two, and did interviews with the owners (if available) and the patrons. And that is about it. I mean there are worse ways to spend an hour and a half than watching people drinking Guinness, but there isn't anything else to this film. It would be like if on Kitchen Nightmares Ramsey just visited the restaurants, ate the food without comment and then chatted up the waitress. Look I was born in Ireland and spent a fair amount of time at Irish daycare in my youth. I like pubs, a lot. The Irish Pub is a pretty nice collection of pubs with happy Irish people in them. (Well drunk at least). There, unfortunately, seemed a lot of unanswered questions and missing information in the hagiography. A couple of quick notes. Not updating your decor since 1972 does not make you traditional it makes you cheap. Second note the declining business in pubs in rural areas is due partially to the strict drink driving laws. This claim is not idle speculation. Per The Guardian, a county council in south-west Ireland has voted to back a motion allowing for people living in isolated areas to drink and drive. The motion was passed by Kerry county council on Monday by five votes to three, with the remainder of the councilors either absent or abstaining. It supports the creation of a permit that will allow rural drinkers to drive after having "two or three drinks." It was tabled by the independent councilor Danny Healy-Rae, who has claimed it would help prevent depression and suicide in the county. The sponsor of the bill was a pub owner himself who saw the devastating effect the drink driving (Drunk driving to our American cousins) laws have had on pubs. Even though this law passed the same year this documentary came out nothing is mentioned, even as an aside regarding this issue. In reality, throughout the film, nothing at all is said about much of anything. People talk about how tough times can get, the meaning of some decor hanging on the wall, how they inherited the pub, and how it is a dying tradition. There is no analysis, outside commentary, or even information regarding pubs and their relation to rural Ireland. On the plus side some beautiful pictures, some very nice stories. It is a peaceful film. And it made me want to go out and have a pint... Which I did.

9 / 10

Well done..very laid back and interesting

R T

Well done..very laid back and interesting!

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