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23rd November 2021
12:46pm GMT

First off, how do you begin to describe one of the most beautiful countries I have ever seen? Ireland is like jumping into a postcard, not only is the country breath taking but the people are SO incredibly warm and friendly. Everyone welcomes you like family, and loves to enjoy a few whisky’s or pint’s of Guinness.We do love offering people Guinness, to be fair. Last Saturday, the iconic chain returned to Dublin for a fleeting three hour residence at the Harbourmaster Bar in the IFSC. You may remember the great In-N-Out saga of 2015 where the Dublin pop-up sold out in just two hours, with burger lovers queuing in their hundreds in the hopes of ordering from the beloved menu. Wristbands for the queue were being sold for €50, people were sent home burger-less after waiting for hours - it was the Hunger Games of fast food. Despite the obvious demand, In-N-Out VP Rob confirmed in his post that they won't be opening a Dublin branch:
We finished up a quick trip to Ireland for a one day only In-N-Out pop up. (Sorry, but no we are not opening an In N Out there).Difficult news to accept, but we'll need to find a way to move on from this as a country. Did you manage to nab yourself an In-N-Out feed over the weekend? Header image via Instagram/robhowards READ NEXT: New dates have been added to the I'm Grand Mam Tour!