There isn't a whole lot we love more than chicken wings and you can get some of the best in the city for €1 this week.
Fowl Play at The Square Ball is celebrating its birthday this Friday and is running this insane promotion to celebrate.
Wing fanatics can even choose between Alabama White BBQ or Spicy Sauce on 'em - what more could you want?
The celebrations will continue over the next few days and Fowl Play has also created a few rugby-themed specials, given the weekend that's in it.
One limited-edition special is an enormous burger — named 'The Tullow Tank', no less.
The moniker is quite apt for this monstrosity of smoked and chopped beef rib, porter onions, smoked applewood cheddar, rocket and horseradish mayo, all stacked mighty on a buttery toasted brioche bun.
This drool-worthy special is served with fries and can be yours for €10.50.
The second special is for the more adventurous among us... chicken hearts.
But not just any chicken hearts.
Wood-grilled Heartless Hartley's Chicken Hearts with red card hot sauce.
*flame emoji*
Try 'em for €6.
These are only available March 16th to 19th and are not to be missed.
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