I remember that, too!
Kaito
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Got a power outage in the area boys.
Spewing I didn't charge my phone before
Spewing I didn't charge my phone before
Kaito
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Power saving mode activated 🤝
Kaito
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R.I.P. the Pine Inn. I lived across the road from it, next to Dan Murphy.
It was packed out with tigers supporters and wests old boys. Lots of families use to go to J's Kitchen and enjoy the meals there more recently. The publicans were the Duggan family, they had to sell it to state gov for the metro like you mentioned. They own the old masonic lodge, 'avondale hotel' by burwood station as well.
Bath Arms is more of a pizzeria
And gambling den than a pub.
I read a really good article just
before about the history of Pine Inn/
Oriental hotel. So much history
150 years of history, check it out:
Last drinks for 150-year-old Concord pub, hosted by three generations of the one family
Pine Inn, Concord, 2020. Picture: Kathleen Wallington By MICK ROBERTS © FOLLOWING hot on the heels of the demolition of Parramatta’s historic Royal Oak Hotel, the NSW Government is about to r…
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Magpie_Magic
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Amber lounge at Westfield was good also....sadly gone.
Pine was good after shops on Thursday nights....late 80s 90s......plenty of female talent competing for attention among footy talk.
Sydney is practically finished nightlife and social wise. Before the lockdowns it was making a little bit of a comeback......plenty of late opening cafe's and bars etc.
But activity is really depressing now.....Probably 50% pre lockdown.
And it's probably a quarter of what it was in the late 80s, 90s and 10 years ago.
Roads are deserted.
Pine was good after shops on Thursday nights....late 80s 90s......plenty of female talent competing for attention among footy talk.
Sydney is practically finished nightlife and social wise. Before the lockdowns it was making a little bit of a comeback......plenty of late opening cafe's and bars etc.
But activity is really depressing now.....Probably 50% pre lockdown.
And it's probably a quarter of what it was in the late 80s, 90s and 10 years ago.
Roads are deserted.
As in duggan family hotels??? If so that's the same mark Duggan who has a wickedly quick Aston Martin sports sedan he races at Sydney mototrsport parkR.I.P. the Pine Inn. I lived across the road from it, next to Dan Murphy.
It was packed out with tigers supporters and wests old boys. Lots of families use to go to J's Kitchen and enjoy the meals there more recently. The publicans were the Duggan family, they had to sell it to state gov for the metro like you mentioned. They own the old masonic lodge, 'avondale hotel' by burwood station as well.
Bath Arms is more of a pizzeria
And gambling den than a pub.
I read a really good article just
before about the history of Pine Inn/
Oriental hotel. So much history
150 years of history, check it out:
Last drinks for 150-year-old Concord pub, hosted by three generations of the one family
Pine Inn, Concord, 2020. Picture: Kathleen Wallington By MICK ROBERTS © FOLLOWING hot on the heels of the demolition of Parramatta’s historic Royal Oak Hotel, the NSW Government is about to r…
Kaito
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The_Old_Fox
Active member
Yep, it was an old watering hole of mine back in the 80's..sad to see it go.
innsaneink
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Used to be called Rubies, and the Freemasons pub was a really dingy dark old joint before they did it up a bit.R.I.P. the Pine Inn. I lived across the road from it, next to Dan Murphy.
It was packed out with tigers supporters and wests old boys. Lots of families use to go to J's Kitchen and enjoy the meals there more recently. The publicans were the Duggan family, they had to sell it to state gov for the metro like you mentioned. They own the old masonic lodge, 'avondale hotel' by burwood station as well.
Bath Arms is more of a pizzeria
And gambling den than a pub.
I read a really good article just
before about the history of Pine Inn/
Oriental hotel. So much history
150 years of history, check it out:
Last drinks for 150-year-old Concord pub, hosted by three generations of the one family
Pine Inn, Concord, 2020. Picture: Kathleen Wallington By MICK ROBERTS © FOLLOWING hot on the heels of the demolition of Parramatta’s historic Royal Oak Hotel, the NSW Government is about to r…
Clarkeys....the now pink Burwood hotel was my local, remember I was about 16 in the days before Tabs in Pubs and races on TV, it was a bit of a run to the local TAB and Id have my old mans mates bets to put on for them as well as my own...long time ago now
innsaneink
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Good article Kaito....I always wondered where "Rubies" came from...now I know
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Cobarcats
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Has anyone been to or have seen the Willoughby Hotel on the north side of town? Just wondering if my old watering hole is still there?
Kaito
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C
Cobarcats
Guest
Ah ok mate cheers.
My old schools and pubs are either knocked down or refurbished and I've always wondered about the pubs in Willoughby.
I'm coming down to watch one of the triple headers at LO next near and I'm wondering what pub your taking me too Kaito after the game. 🙂
The Willoughby Hotel is still there - used to be a favourite hang-out for the old Channel 9 stafff/execs etc.
Kaito
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Haha anytime beloved..Book the flight and let me know I got space.
3 games in a row too.. Flegg, Cup
& NRL round 1 let me know. Sunday, 5th of March I'm ready. Just come down friend
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Cobarcats
Guest
Ah cool, thanks Tiger, yes you would ofter see the girls and guys dressed up coming from the station, it was a pretty popular pub for lunches and happt hours (my happy hours usually went all day and night 🤣)
I belive TCN9 closed down years ago, is that right?
I went to Willoughby Primary and Norm Provan went to Willoughby H.S.
The Willoughby North was a great pub too.
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Cobarcats
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Kaito
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We'll need half the hill 4 that 😝
C
Cobarcats
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And your point is 🤣 We just have to out the word out that we are meeting at a pub before and after.
