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How about happy hour at the Dubliner on Monday?
At our Monday happy hour, you can win VIP tickets to the Dubliner's St. Patrick's Day party. (Fritz Hahn/The Washington Post)
We're one week from St. Patrick's Day, and in today's Got Plans? chat, we got lots of questions from readers about the many shamrock-clad events to come in the days ahead. On that note, a bit of news: We're getting in on the fun with the return of Going Out Guide happy hours!
We're hosting a St. Patty'sPaddy's-themed get-together at the Dubliner on March 14 from 6 to 8 p.m. to help get you into the shamrock state of mind. There's no cover, and the drink specials include $4 pints of Dubliner Amber Ale and Dubliner Irish Lager and $10 for an Imperial pint of Guinness and a shot of Bushmills.
Irish troubadour John McGrath, who comes over from Ireland every St. Patrick's Day to sing at the Dubliner, will perform, and you'll have a chance to win VIP buttons to the Dubliner's St. Patrick's Day party on March 17.
So that's about everything you need to know. Here's where I would impart some trusty Irish parting wisdom if I had any; instead, let's go with "We'd love to see you there!"
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Alex Baldinger
| March 10, 2011; 3:51 PM ET
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