you can't beat Big Tree. Every pub within a 2 mile radius will be packed though so get down there early!
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you can't beat Big Tree. Every pub within a 2 mile radius will be packed though so get down there early!
thanks fo the info
Can someone decide where and what pub,is the designated foot.ie pub
So flag and everyone can meet up there!
Will have to be within staggering distance from croker obviously.
it will have to be big tree or Quinns really
Dalymount Park Bar:
Euro Qualifier Special
Watch Ireland V Wales
at the Home of Irish Soccer
Saturday 24th March KO 3.00pm
All pints €3 from 2.30pm - 6.00pm
in the Members Bar
And how would one become a member???:D :D
JamieQuote:
Originally Posted by Jaime
If I am unlucky in getting hold of tickets, I will be on the look out for somewhere decent to watch the game. Where is this club and would I need to be a member?
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Originally Posted by Moscow Mule
Why are you so desperate for tickets , if you don't really want to go?;)
Moscow I would recommend you head there. Its Dalymount Park. Not far from town at all and not far from Croke Park either. Real football crowd will be there too and you will help support Bohemian Football Club. Its located in Phibsbrough. Check it out on Google Maps but its walkable from the city centre or the 19 will get you up there too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Moscow Mule
so are the bars in Croker definately not gonna be open on Saturday then?
The Members Bar is not members only on matchdays by the way, in case that's how it came across.
Good pint in Dalymount !stroll down the canal and its all over !Heaven (and of course 3 points)!All non Bohs fans welcome !The pint is worth it!
Yes that's correct, its a UEFA ruling. There will be bars open in premium and box level as this is a separate ruling.Quote:
Originally Posted by McGinty
Well in that case you can't blame the FAI - as long as they don't try and pass off that Sans-Alcool lager that they sell in many European stadiums as the real deal. So many people get stung with that EVERY TIME. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Bluetonic
why is it a UEFA ruling? you can get pints in Anfield, and we all saw yer man struggling to carry 6 pints on a tray at the San Marino game!
Trust me you can't get alcohol in the public areas in Anfield during a full UEFA international. Full UEFA internationals and premiership games are under different rulings.Quote:
Originally Posted by McGinty
UEFA also ban alcohol at CL and UEFA cup matches.
Anyone at the Derry City UEFA Cup game in Goteborg will have seen the hilarious consequences of this rule when the UEFA match official stopped the refreshment stand serving beer after 10mins of the game (as evidenced by a sign saying "Beer sales prohibited on order of UEFA", whereupon the enterprising Swedes scrawled "but we still have cider" in handwriting underneath.
Apparently the UEFA match delegate was unaware cider contained alcohol (I think he thought it was Cidona-type stuff) and the 300 Derry fans tucked into pint after pint of Kopperbergs Pear Cider.
Bluetonic, surprised there is an exemption for premium areas? Would have thought this wouldn't pass equality legislation (eg in UK grounds no-alcohol rule is in place in boxes and premium areas when the game is on, adherence is a different matter!).
If its nice weather I'll defo be out the back of Meagher, as is usual procedure for Dubs games. Quinns is only for boggers!:p
Yeah can confirm Anfield serve alcohol for Premiership but not for CL.......which might explain a lot :rolleyes:
And how would you know????:D :D