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Saturday March 22, 2008

An Irish Pub moves into the Neighborhood

In August 2006, I described how happy I was to be living in the DU Neighborhood and how we had so many good restaurants around. Today, I discovered there's a new Irish Pub that opened this week. While I don't live in the same house that I did in August 2006, I still live close by, a mere 5 blocks from Julie's house. While the old location was excellent, with Sushi, Indian and Liquor on the same block - my new location is 6 blocks from the Light Rail and a 1/2 block from the Elementary School Abbie and Jack will attend next year. DU is 5 blocks away - which is great for hockey games and gym memberships.

Why am I rambling on like this? I don't know, I just wanted to write down how much I like this neighborhood. With Spring starting yesterday, a beautiful day today and DU beating North Dakota last night - life is very good.

Today's agenda: skiing with the kids at Copper. WCHA Championship tonight.

Posted in General at Mar 22 2008, 09:25:43 AM MDT 3 Comments
Comments:

Matt - I love your blog, but I have to defend the Gophers just a bit. Wow, what a game! The hockey coach in me admits that the Pioneers covered the tar out of them and it was an honest win. But the Gopher fan in me says they were *close* - seriously close - to taking that game at the end after pulling the goalie. Oh well... Good luck Pios. ;-)

Posted by Scott Mark on March 24, 2008 at 08:36 AM MDT #

Yay for Irish pubs!

Glad to see that corner of University and Evans come together. I'm still not certain that 11 story concrete and glass tower fits in with the DU brick and granite look - oh well.

My wife and I usually hit Hansons or Little India on Downing on our date nights, we'll see if Jordan's makes the cut:)

Posted by Chris Lamey on April 01, 2008 at 03:58 PM MDT #

I meant the 11 story tower further up by Evans and Buchtel...

Posted by Chris Lamey on April 01, 2008 at 04:31 PM MDT #

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