2012 attendances

[JC_GUFC]

As a little annecdote I remember years ago being at a 1st Division match in the RSC and 2 locals hopped the fence to get in... They asked the lad beside me who The Blues were playing... When they heard it was Drogheda they jumped back over the fence!!

[Dodge]

Away fans in Richmond;

Dublin clubs;
Rovers, Bohs, Shels (all 3 decent even if Rovers dipped). UCD bring the usual half dozen

Non Dubs;
Sligo brought a great crowd this year as you'd expect. Traditionally Dundalk bring good crowds but it was awful this year. Drogheda's was poor enough. Derry had 2 poor crowds (usually a lot more) but one of the games was a MOnday night. Cork brought a very good crowd (twice). Bray bring about 20

[JC_GUFC]

Away fans in Richmond;

Dublin clubs;
Rovers, Bohs, Shels (all 3 decent even if Rovers dipped). UCD bring the usual half dozen

Non Dubs;
Sligo brought a great crowd this year as you'd expect. Traditionally Dundalk bring good crowds but it was awful this year. Drogheda's was poor enough. Derry had 2 poor crowds (usually a lot more) but one of the games was a MOnday night. Cork brought a very good crowd (twice). Bray bring about 20

You're missing the point, I'm more thinking of the impact the away team have on the size of the home crowd.

Would a "10 game a season" fan be more inclined to go and see Pat's v Cork rather than Pat's v UCD.

[Dodge]

Oh right, totally misunderstood you there

Think the qestion really only applies to non-Dubs. For Dubs its the 3 main derbies (in differing order depending on circumstances). UCD and maybe Bray probably rank lower than the country teams. Then its based on league position/challnegers that year. Normally there'd be no difference for Pats part timers between playing Sligo, Derry. Cork, Galway, etc etc