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I didn't see a thread for this match, so post all info on this match here I guess.
I'll be in Dublin for this match, which would be my first Irish match. I'll need a ticket to the match before I book, though I can't pay more than 40 euro (I don't know if that is alot or a little) :o. I think I'd technically qualify for a schoolboy ticket (I'm 18, I don't know how that works) so that would be the best thing possible I guess
Sorry if this is in the wrong place/is out of line
you cant really dictate what price you pay for a ticket, they are a set price worm. though understand as a young fella you are probably on a budget.
My tickets are 70 euro's but I think the upper tiers are 55.
Yeah, I really amQuote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
****, I guess I'd pay 55, but hope the dollar gets better first :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by shakermaker1982
I know there were 7 euro tickets for schoolboys at some rugby matches a few years back, am I too old to qualify for these or do you have to go to school in Ireland to qualify (and that was at Lansdowne)
Worm mate this is the FAI we're talking about. 7 euro indeed!
7 euro? Lad, you'd barely get a program for that. Seriously.
nearly sure cheapest ticket for Ireland soccer games in croke park is 50 euro, and FAI tend to sell tickets for 2 games together as they have done with Cyprus(had to take Poland ticket)so if they do this again u will have buy a ticket for Bulgaria game in March.
For all you non-believers, I'll scan my 7 euro rugby ticket from a few years ago if you don't believe me. I'm not really a big rugby fan but I was in Dublin for the match so I went for free (it was a 7 euro ticket, but I got it free). Croker holds more people, so I thought it should be cheaper
I do need a ticket though, does anyone have one available (I'd probably eventually give into 50 euros)
Scholkids tickets for Lans were €3 only avail through schools or clubs, generally only available for friendlies
I believe you paid 7 euro for it, just you're not going to get a ticket to Croke Park for that, or anything near itQuote:
Originally Posted by theworm2345
I gave a guy £30 for a schoolboy ticket for the Iran game. Face value was £2. No problem getting in.Quote:
Originally Posted by Greenforever
I'm still ****ed off about the fact that I was offered a free ticket (I am incredibly ashamed to admit I don't remember by who on here, if you are reading this I owe you a debt of gratitude, and am sorry I don't remember your username) to the Wales game at Croker and was going to go but I was 16 (maybe turning 17) then and my parents wouldn't let me go (though I was paying :mad:). Now I'm out from under their thumbs and the ticket for the match will cost almost over third of what my flight to Dublin will cost :(
how will the flight from dublin cost a third less than your ticket? :confused:
other way around, the ticket is a third of the flight to dublinQuote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
ticket = €55
I'm guessing the flight is around the €150 mark?
class atmosphere at the game have to say, Paul o shea, apologies for losing the head when you pulled my wig off :D
Yeah, $220 on Aer Lingus or $230 on American (my math isn't the greatest but that seems about right), I guess I switched it aroundQuote:
Originally Posted by tetsujin1979
did you? i dont remember that?! :shock:Quote:
Originally Posted by Green Tribe
worm, that is about 3.70 times more expensive :)
No its not, you have to make the conversionQuote:
Originally Posted by paul_oshea
think mine are 45 euros a pop for the qualifiers. Possible that we'll have one of our block bookers who cant make it, but wont know until much nearer the time. If its available ill give you a shout.
OK, thanks alotQuote:
Originally Posted by Junior