In a Word... Demise: A relentless series of pub closures represents a fate worse than death for many. At least death is a conclusion
Reports that the number of pubs in Ireland is declining has struck terror into more dedicated followers among our male populace. Pity their plight, as that famed refuge of sinners may soon be a thing of the past, lamented as so much else dear to us – the forever missed and departed.
Where will the dedicated go now? What will they do? Poetry comes to mind. Keats, for example, who, though only 23 when he died in Rome might have been writing about many surviving Irish pubs when he recalled such places as “where men sit and hear each other groan;/ Where palsy shakes a few, sad, last gray hairs,/Where youth grows pale, and spectre-thin, and dies...”‘My boyfriend said he’d like a threesome.
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