Original ideas for work day out?
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Original ideas for work day out?
I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is:
http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is:
http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
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Re: Original ideas for work day out?
Take them all up to the Sally Gap and leave them there with a Euro - then tell them that they have to get back (on their own) to Keilys. The first 1/3 back get a full supper with beer and wine, the second 1/3 back get a bowl of chips and some mineral water, the last 1/3 back have to pay for it allStuF wrote:I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is:
http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
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Re: Original ideas for work day out?
Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.StuF wrote:I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is:
http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
Re: Original ideas for work day out?
wayhay - a sensible answer - cheers ckckav wrote:Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.StuF wrote:I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is:
http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
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Re: Original ideas for work day out?
thank you thank you, I'm here all week.StuF wrote:wayhay - a sensible answer - cheers ckckav wrote:Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.StuF wrote:I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is:
http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
And I have been bullied into applying to work for the Social Commissshhheeeeee in my own workplace, so I need to get thinking about this kind of thing myself!
Let me know how it goes.
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Re: Original ideas for work day out?
There ias also a great cooking place in Dun Laoghaire - cooks academy - http://www.cooksacademy.com - been there done that - they have a great BBQ course / day I would well recommend it.ckav wrote: Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.
Get in the f%~king bag.
Re: Original ideas for work day out?
Glad to hear it - very accessible too! I bought a friend, a voucher for the same place as a wedding gift, so good to know you'd recommend it.Slipper1 wrote:There ias also a great cooking place in Dun Laoghaire - cooks academy - http://www.cooksacademy.com - been there done that - they have a great BBQ course / day I would well recommend it.ckav wrote: Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.
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