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Oisin
gone but not forgotten
Hi Miles,
I have also been known to visit the Golden Eagle (no surprise there, huh?) on my way between the Railway in Wellington Street and the Devon (Devonshire Arms). They kept a good pint in all three. The Eagle has now been developed into social housing (no surprise there either, I s'pose).
For some reason, I can never remember going into the neighbouring pub, the Don as it was known, and I've no idea what the real name was, unless it was the Winson Green Tavern or summat like that - any one know?
I have also been known to visit the Golden Eagle (no surprise there, huh?) on my way between the Railway in Wellington Street and the Devon (Devonshire Arms). They kept a good pint in all three. The Eagle has now been developed into social housing (no surprise there either, I s'pose).
For some reason, I can never remember going into the neighbouring pub, the Don as it was known, and I've no idea what the real name was, unless it was the Winson Green Tavern or summat like that - any one know?