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09/10/2017, 7:08 PM
Nesta99

Tickets are sold. People use those valid tckets, do terms and conditions include these circumstances to remove a person. Any time such things have happened fans holding tickets for the home end are put seated near the away section and if there is space in the away section they are allowed in that area.
09/10/2017, 7:48 PM
Ezeikial

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Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop

Don't think it'll be trying to deny entry or remove people, stewards say youre not getting in or to get out you're doing as they say end of story unless you want a garda to enforce it instead.

I don't think you have much comprehension of why this is problematic and has a potential to spark unnecessary difficulties.
09/10/2017, 7:51 PM
RathfarnhamHoop

Holders of tickets are only permitted entry subject to the stadium regulations which includes the following.
m. Any person who has entered any part of the stadium designated for the use of any group of supporters to which they do NOT belong may be ejected from the stadium for the purposes of their own safety or any other reason
09/10/2017, 7:56 PM
RathfarnhamHoop

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Originally Posted by Ezeikial

I don't think you have much comprehension of why this is problematic and has a potential to spark unnecessary difficulties.

I understand what you're getting at, angry people outside the ground = potential trouble. Thats when the guards move them on to avoid any trouble
09/10/2017, 8:05 PM
Nesta99

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Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop

I understand what you're getting at, angry people outside the ground = potential trouble. Thats when the guards move them on to avoid any trouble

We shall see in due due course whether the stoking animosities by ejecting people or refusing entry or whether entry will be allowed but those ticket holder sent toward the away section will be the choice.
09/10/2017, 8:42 PM
RathfarnhamHoop

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Originally Posted by Nesta99

We shall see in due due course whether the stoking animosities by ejecting people or refusing entry or whether entry will be allowed but those ticket holder sent toward the away section will be the choice.

Well if the story thats going round to explain the small allocation is true the SDCC may give orders for fans to be ejected as opposed to moved
10/10/2017, 12:13 PM
oriel

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Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop

Holders of tickets are only permitted entry subject to the stadium regulations which includes the following.
m. Any person who has entered any part of the stadium designated for the use of any group of supporters to which they do NOT belong may be ejected from the stadium for the purposes of their own safety or any other reason

That was also meant to happen in Cardiff last night, looked like hundreds of Irish fans sitting all over the place apart from behind the goal we defended in the second half.

Any Dlk fan in colours and singing etc going to the home end will prob not get in, no colours and quietly walk in and sit down, a little harder to spot.
10/10/2017, 3:48 PM
RathfarnhamHoop

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Originally Posted by oriel

That was also meant to happen in Cardiff last night, looked like hundreds of Irish fans sitting all over the place apart from behind the goal we defended in the second half.

Any Dlk fan in colours and singing etc going to the home end will prob not get in, no colours and quietly walk in and sit down, a little harder to spot.

Ireland fans don't have an, alleged, history of doing ****s in the stands of the Cardiff city stadium or a history of wrecking the place that might cause the stadium operators to want them out.
Normally I'd be fine with away fans being in the home end once they keep quiet, i had a bitta banter with a pats fan sat beside me a few years ago, or if there were to be something done to them id be for them being moved and not removed but the way dundalk fans have acted recently and last time a few of them were in the home end a couple of years ago im leaning more towards the ejection strategy this time round.
10/10/2017, 6:06 PM
Ezeikial

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Originally Posted by RathfarnhamHoop

Ireland fans don't have an, alleged, history of doing ****s in the stands of the Cardiff city stadium or a history of wrecking the place that might cause the stadium operators to want them out.
Normally I'd be fine with away fans being in the home end once they keep quiet, i had a bitta banter with a pats fan sat beside me a few years ago, or if there were to be something done to them id be for them being moved and not removed but the way dundalk fans have acted recently and last time a few of them were in the home end a couple of years ago im leaning more towards the ejection strategy this time round.

You could get a job with Trumps fake news team
10/10/2017, 7:42 PM
Yossarian

HT 1-1 in Tallaght. Probably a fair scoreline really, it's got a bit scrappy towards the end.
On another note, Rovers/SDCC have decided to close the men's toilets in the away end and put in portaloos. Disgrace really. Before anyone slates Oriel's facilities, we know they are poor. But deliberately closing toilet facilities is a disgrace.
10/10/2017, 8:58 PM
Nesta99

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Originally Posted by Yossarian

HT 1-1 in Tallaght. Probably a fair scoreline really, it's got a bit scrappy towards the end.
On another note, Rovers/SDCC have decided to close the men's toilets in the away end and put in portaloos. Disgrace really. Before anyone slates Oriel's facilities, we know they are poor. But deliberately closing toilet facilities is a disgrace.

Its not the first time!
10/10/2017, 9:03 PM
micls

Wtf. Both benches going for each other, all the players from both teams running to get involved. Utter madness.
10/10/2017, 9:15 PM
micls

3-2 Dundalk against the run of play in 2nd half of injury time.
10/10/2017, 9:16 PM
CorribsideSteve

Great chanting by Rovers fans there ; " He rose from the dead, He rose from the dead, Chris Shields, He rose from the dead,. " I thought his season was done? Dundalk just score a 3rd, MacMillan gets his second. Rovers have it all to do again now. Was hard to tell from stream what happened with the schemozzle on the touchline...no one getting sent off, but 2 players each look to have been booked.
10/10/2017, 9:21 PM
Longfordian

Dundalk and Cork have clearly outgrown the LOI. Should move to the SPL.
10/10/2017, 9:22 PM
Dalymountrower

They thinks it's all over....it is now 2-4.O'Donnell.
10/10/2017, 9:22 PM
sbgawa

Ah well next season 😀
10/10/2017, 9:23 PM
micls

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Originally Posted by CorribsideSteve

Great chanting by Rovers fans there ; " He rose from the dead, He rose from the dead, Chris Shields, He rose from the dead,. " I thought his season was done? Dundalk just score a 3rd, MacMillan gets his second. Rovers have it all to do again now. Was hard to tell from stream what happened with the schemozzle on the touchline...no one getting sent off, but 2 players each look to have been booked.

Bradley tried to stop a dundalk player taking a quick throw in, kicked it off. Cost rovers all the momentum they had, they looked like they were going to score. 7 minute scrap later, gone. Well done Bradley, just after your talk about having to be more disciplined.
10/10/2017, 9:34 PM
rebel

Can't see anything other than a Dundalk win in the final.Congratulations in advance.
10/10/2017, 9:50 PM
jinxy lilywhite

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Originally Posted by rebel

Can't see anything other than a Dundalk win in the final.Congratulations in advance.

That's ******s. Cork have beaten us well in all our meetings this season except the last one in TC but we're by far the better team and were on top on all individual duels.
I really hope we put it up to you and we need to put in a solid performance against cork

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