I remember drinking in the Malcolm Brodie lounge ... and don't forget the 'Bob Young' alcove (I think that is what it was called).
By the way, an old Belfast Telegraph colleague of mine thinks the MB lounge was officially opened by George Best. It wouldn't surprise me.
Bob was the chief copy-taker in the Belfast Telegraph. He and his team of female "coffee-takers" as he called them, would type phoned-in copy from reporters, which would then go the sub-editors - like myself.
He was a great character who, as you would expect, enjoyed a jar in the Brown Horse ... and elsewhere.
Bob's odes were famous in the Tele.
He was injured in the IRA bombing of the Tele. I remember he wrote: "There's no future in a suture."