Ideas for the Scotia bar

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Postby Colette » 27 May 2009 13:15

Some cats in there
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Postby swc24 » 27 May 2009 13:15

Hi Donna

they could try the following

Theamed quize nights (movies,music,sport etc)
Live Music night (60,70,country,irish etc)
A Robbie Burns night being Scottish bar
Race Night
Poker Night
all diffrent than the standard bars

By the way where is the bar located

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Postby blondie » 27 May 2009 13:26

If there's going to be a kilt night, you're going to need some REAL Scotsmen! ;)
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Postby Katiehutchinson_1991 » 27 May 2009 15:27

of course
im a highland dancer and i danced at one of the restaurants last year cause my friends who own the restaurant had always asked me to do it
would be a good idea to have a night
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Postby ianwesty » 27 May 2009 15:59

Hi Donna,

The Scotia Bar now there's a blast from the past! That was my "home" in the early eighties in Glasgow and do you know its one of the oldest bars in Glasgow! I met Billy Conolly there once and he was a bit upset no one had recognised him at the time because he had shaved off his trademark beard for a film part! The Blue Angels bikers were also regulars there and we had a great time at nights! Here's a link to that famous pub http://scotiabar.net/.
Anyway here are a few ideas for the guys!

Wear kilts and highlander shirts (keep you all cool in the summer ) also looks smart and would be draw for the ladies!!!
Don't have too much tartan tat and especially not too many "jimmy hats"
Exclusive Scottish football on TV
Celidh nights with Scottish and Turkish folk music, Turkish and Scottish country dancing!
Runrig, Capercaille and the pipes and drums for background music
Haggis and neeps, scotch pies, Irn Bru, scottish breakfasts with black pudding and wee willy winkies!
Don't need to ask for the warm hospitality cause the Turks have it in abundance.
Here's to a great venture and good luck to the guys.
Can I ask where it is cause were out in July and would love to check it out?
Cheers
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Postby tinkerbelle » 27 May 2009 16:48

Don't know about the racing and poker nights. Isn't gambling illegal in Turkey except for betting on football. Loved to see it though, different.
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Postby jambogarry » 27 May 2009 16:58

blondie wrote:If there's going to be a kilt night, you're going to need some REAL Scotsmen! ;)


Count me and the boys in for the kilt night ( true Scotsmen us :oops: ),

Then again with the weight of our kilts that would take us over our luggage allowance,HHmm, I will find a way :idea:

And everything that " swc24 " says, And what " ianwesty" says. Sounds good. :D

And ( I am probably wrong ) yet I was thinking :? Is there not a Turkish type of bagpipe instrument and music.. that is similar to the Scotish bagpipe and music . That might make for a good night.

Most of all try and have a good balance between the two cultures.

Where is the Scotia bar :?: Never heard of it before ( sorry).

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Postby Colette » 27 May 2009 17:06

Cats in kilts :lol:

It's just next to the ICR office
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Postby jambogarry » 27 May 2009 17:24

Colette wrote:Cats in kilts :lol:

It's just next to the ICR office


MMMmmmm Hagis Cats cant wait. :lol:
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Postby ianwesty » 27 May 2009 17:38

the turkish bagpipe is called a Tulum and originated from the middle east.
Its the same origin as the scots bagpipe so the Scots and Turks are bagpipe playing cousins!!!!!! Thats why we get on so well with them!!!
Serefe
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Postby janden » 27 May 2009 18:04

Sorry Donna, But We are a little put off by the Icmeler Bars that encourage men who wear skirts :wink: :wink:

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Postby El Tel » 27 May 2009 18:28

I second what ianwesty has to say, as im up for some Celidh nights, haggis and neeps, balck pudding ect..will be visiting defo.x
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Postby reesy1959 » 27 May 2009 18:48

Oooh I am up for a good Scottish knees up, will definitely be popping in there next week - Turk in a Kilt - different, could be fun :lol:
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Postby jambogarry » 27 May 2009 19:18

Love it :lol: reesy 1959 .. " Turk in a Kilt " Its got me laughing :lol: :lol:
Cheers. :wink:

It should be a good night...
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Postby reesy1959 » 27 May 2009 19:24

jambogarry wrote:Love it :lol: reesy 1959 .. " Turk in a Kilt " Its got me laughing :lol: :lol:
Cheers. :wink:

It should be a good night...


It is an amusing thought :shock: :lol:
Oooh could just eat a Scotch Pie, I need to send my Son to Scotland to get me some.
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Postby reesy1959 » 27 May 2009 19:28

Donna, is the Scotia Bar the one we waited in to go on the Hawaiin boat trip last year?
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Postby jambogarry » 27 May 2009 19:49

reesy1959 wrote:
jambogarry wrote:Love it :lol: reesy 1959 .. " Turk in a Kilt " Its got me laughing :lol: :lol:
Cheers. :wink:

It should be a good night...


It is an amusing thought :shock: :lol:
Oooh could just eat a Scotch Pie, I need to send my Son to Scotland to get me some.


goan then :lol: 8)
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Postby archieb » 27 May 2009 20:04

hi folks, we went into this bar last year, it was okay, dont really like "tartanised" places, they usually go down the football road which is not a good idea in a family resort and we for one wouldnt touch somewhere like this with a barge pole. Are there any scottish people working in it?, fellow scots will know when you get a group of us together we can have a great time, good humoured lot that we are...if it is done properly it would be a great success, but please no bay city rollers!!, etc..stovies, tattie scones, some real "Drambuie" would go down a treat...

ps: donna, if you ask them if they would like some "scottish"mementoes, saltire flag, etc (PM) us and we will bring over in june....

jacqui :D :D
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Postby reesy1959 » 27 May 2009 20:06

I have got all night in work now to practise my 'Oh flower of Scotland' :D
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Postby jambogarry » 27 May 2009 21:24

reesy1959 wrote:I have got all night in work now to practise my 'Oh flower of Scotland' :D


dont bother its not that good :lol:
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