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#Pray4Cork - Waterford pub's brilliant notice as they head to party with Rebels
A Waterford pub has brilliantly kept the Christmas party going by closing its doors on Wednesday for its annual staff party.
As thousands of us headed back to work after the Christmas break on Wednesday, the famous red door of Tully's Bar on O'Connell Street in Waterford remained closed.
The popular pub is bringing its staff to Cork on its annual staff party before getting 'on their bike' for 2019.
Tully's posted about their trip on social media with a brilliant photograph of their front door on Wednesday.
First day back in the office? Ha.
— TullysBarWaterford (@TullysWaterford) January 2, 2019
We’re closed today for the annual staff party.
Light a candle for Cork City. pic.twitter.com/tlShPo1esK
Obviously expecting a night of almighty craic in the Rebel county, the Déise establishment accompanied the notice with a #Pray4Cork hashtag, encouraging followers to light a candle for Cork City.
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