Poll: Are you going to the pub today?

Everyone has their own traditions when it comes to festive socialising.

By Órla Ryan Monday 24 Dec 2018, 9:30 AM

Dec 21st 2018, 4:51 PM 32,005 Views 57 Comments

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File photo of a man dressed as Santa Claus pulling a pint.

Image: Shutterstock/MsMaria

File photo of a man dressed as Santa Claus pulling a pint.

Image: Shutterstock/MsMaria

FOR MANY PEOPLE Christmas is about spending time with family and friends.

Everyone has their own traditions when it comes to festive socialising, be it at home or out and about.

For a lot of people going to the pub is an annual Christmas Eve event, while others just want to be at home curled up by the fire.

We want to know: Are you going to the pub today?

Poll Results:

No (7957)

Yes (3082)

I'm not sure (577)

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Poll: Are you going to the pub today?