Is this something they're offering to all clubs now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
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Is this something they're offering to all clubs now?Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Presumably. Seems a fairly simple set up but a good addition anyway.Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Isn't that idea been part of the Rogby clubs scene for awhile now!Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Plenty of opinions on social media about this!
Rugby is a dose to go to with people constantly coming in and out with pints, don't let people bring it to the seats.
Have a bar in the ground for those who want it sure, but we don't need the experience rugby fans get of no atmosphere while people shuffle back and forth from the bar.
Some fans experience at Boh's Des Kelly Stand now realise how many people turn into gob****es after an hour on the pints.
It will definitely create more people constantly getting up going to the bar during the game. Can get annoying when watching. Not the end of the world, but definitely a downside.
No shortage of seats in our place these days so plenty of space for everyone!
The court hearing on Harps Rockshore bar was moved back to end of the month
Is it likely to be found guilty ?Quote:
Originally Posted by Neish
Just noticed Bray and one of their US owners have donated €2k to LTFC's fundraiser for rebuilding the wall. That's a nice gesture it must be said. Almost at €10k now, slowly but steadily ticking along.
Yanks sure do love building walls!Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
How else will Longford keep out those nasty, job stealing Dubs!Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Longford staff should be advisors to the White House, they are building a wall and are actually getting others to pay for it!
For **** sake lads, it’s rockshore, no feckin buzz at all, you could sell that as mineralsQuote:
Originally Posted by Neish
Just like the one in the Des Kelly it will sell Guinness.
Treaty United serving pints tomorrow at the Markets Field.
Shearer is the away stand open tommorow?
The away stand is closed but kerry supporters will be standing in front of it. Pretty sure there are seats kept in the main stand for those who need it.Quote:
Originally Posted by listowelceltic
I know treaty don't own the ground but that is utterly ridiculous. You couldn't see sh*t from that awful stand as it was, you've no hope now behind the goals pitch level.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shearer
Why not remove the away stand! It looks worse empty or just get it back up to H&S standard again! 🤨
It wouldn't be cheap to tear down. I'm pretty sure the plan is to re-open it which isn't an easy fix, but I feel it is throwing good money after bad.Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
As of a few months ago, they have a long term lease.Quote:
Originally Posted by outspoken
I've been in that stand before, the view is fine and offered more shelter than most First Division away ends.
Agree with that. As away areas go, it's far from the worst in the LOI.
What are people's opinions on the away section in Terryland? I don't think I've heard many complaints about it compared to other grounds
It's fine, no complaints other than it'd be used to be able to go to the bar like we used to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckett
Is the car park restricted these days?
It's fine bar one big floodlight pillar in the wayQuote:
Originally Posted by brendy_�ire
The car park isn't even open to home supporters. I'm not sure how important you have to be to be allowed use it. I haven't driven to a game since the bar opened!Quote:
Originally Posted by brendy_�ire
Good news for Shels that they'll be allowed to play their conference league playoff game in Tolka. I'm assuming it's more to do with Uefa's leniency here rather than actual improvements made to the ground but it is a positive that there's a second ground in Dublin that's capable of hosting their clubs qualifying campaign.
Safe to assume it'll be Tallaght that'd host any league phase fixtures?
Why would UEFA be lenient? It either meets the requirements or it doesn't. Other clubs have had to move.
Strange one that - unless it does meet requirements of course. Still, always good to see Euro games played in the club's home ground
We got dispensation from them before for Viking game a couple of years back. Supposed to be in a ground with 4,500 seats for that round but think we only had 3,850 but they let us play
Read today that UEFA were impressed with Tolka Park in their recent european ties and decided to give them dispensation for hosting the conference league there. If they hadnt lost during the week it would have being in Tallaght.Quote:
Originally Posted by yurt
Anyone from Shels know when this will be completed by?Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
Galway Utd have scheduled drainage works next July and August and are looking to move into Pearse Stadium in Salthill for a few matches.
https://connachttribune.ie/galway-ga...-united-games/
I think every other set of fans in the league will want to be one of the sides to play Galway away while they’re in a different ground purely for the novelty factor. If it happens of course. I’d imagine the alternative is getting the league to schedule away games only in those months, or else playing home games in Athlone maybeQuote:
Originally Posted by Buckett
Galway GAA and FAI have sanctioned it, Croke Park need to confirm it. Salthill in the sun is great craic. It'll be nice to watch from a proper terrace.
Salthill in the rain is pure misery, its colder and wetter than the Carlisle Grounds!Quote:
Originally Posted by Buckett
The alternative lyric that Fontaines DC should've wrote.Quote:
Originally Posted by Nesta99
The wild atlantic wind will cause absolute chaos in Pearse Stadium. Its the great leveller. Expect scenes like this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iqCjX9rAZhI It will be interesting to see what crowds we could get. Its been decades since we've had the opportunity to play in a bigger stadium for an official match.
Yeh I've been to a few Gaelic games there, in March/April time during the league and by God if you think it's cold in Tallaght wait until you watch a game there on a cold dayQuote:
Originally Posted by CorribsideSteve
Throw a drop of póitÃn into your coffee and you'll be alright
Playoff promoted bunch of Bray Brazlians playing in a GAA ground in the middle of the Atlantic in March-October....sold out!!
I see GAA head office gave it the thumbs up today so all systems go for the plan
When will Galway be playing there?Quote:
Originally Posted by WoodquayBoy
July and August next year, while drainage works are carried out in Terryland