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Originally Posted by D24Saint
Very harsh of you in terms of the ambition levels in NASA
Laughs in Finn Harps.Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
I think I preferred the League of Ireland when I had it all to myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyD
The last time I was at Lissywollen I had to queue for the jacks FFS! On previoius trips it felt like the toilets were a personal en-suite that came with your match ticket.
Down with this sort of thing. I preferred the obscurity and misery of the way things were before the league got popular.
Which will Ballybofey/Stranorlar see first:Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
1) A by-pass.
2) A railway station
3) A new Finn Harps stadium.
4) An international airportQuote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
If Yale could do with an international airport then so could Ballybofey.Quote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Seriously did Ballybofey used to have a train station?Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
It didn't need one when it had the airport.Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ballyb...ailway_stationQuote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
A what station?Quote:
Originally Posted by Martinho II
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Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
Harps timelines more in line with NASA reaching Alpha Centauri.Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
Heard the Chief Operating Officer on radio today. Bohs membership has grown from 400 in 2011 to over 3000 now, and turnover is now over 4m, with nearly 2m or merchandise sales.
Thats a staggering figure and I assume that would mean Rovers must be closer to the 5m.
How many seats are there in Dalymount at the moment? Presume there must be very few tickets left for non members/season ticket holders at this point? Fair play to them.
Nightmare fixture to get an away ticket for now. Ours were gone in a few minutes.Quote:
Originally Posted by Longfordian
Did he say €2m in merchandise sales for 2023 or a total of €2m since 2011 ( €2m works out roughly as over 28,0000 adults shirts at €70 each !!) if true then no wonder the Marley estate were looking for their rightful royaltiesQuote:
Originally Posted by LTFC
They license everything you can even get Bob Marley coffee now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
Yes it’s 2 m for 2023.mad away shirts not looking so daft now eh?Quote:
Originally Posted by Calcio Jack
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Every away is a nightmare for us atm, emails sent to all members the week of the game , cue chaos as 3000 folk look for a maximum of a few hundred tickets. At least Richmond Pk has a big away section, but I’d be surprised if that continues as pats support grows .Quote:
Originally Posted by D24Saint
Not at all, but a club with those resources finishing in the bottom half looks pretty daft to be fairQuote:
Originally Posted by Dermobohs
Yep, fans not happy campers at all!
Last season proved to me at any rate Devine ain’t up to it.
I’m not sure if anything can be done with the current set up. I wouldn’t think the cops or FAI would allow us to have home and away fans in the shed end. The club could install a buffer area but not sure they will go down that road. The lack of toilets in that corner wouldn’t help. The current facilities in the ground are close to breaking point with the increase in attendances.Quote:
Originally Posted by Dermobohs
People poke fun at Bohs over their off pitch activities/focus. Biut this is evidence that it works, in terms of building a much broader support base within their community (and beyond).Quote:
Originally Posted by LTFC
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Originally Posted by D24Saint
Hopefully the Council can be encouraged to get their finger out and give the revamp of Richmond the support that was promised. Progress is frustratingly slow. Still bugs me that the council blocked the clubs plans for St Michaels estate on the basis that they were to build their own housing there, which still hasn’t materialised.
“Maybe some of us prefer the misery” to quote Mrs Doyle !Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
I don't remember any quick builds. If it's something big, it can take several years to build. It's like that everywhere, it's normal.Quote:
Originally Posted by TonyD
Any sort of info at this stage would be good. Its close to a year since the last update. I'm not looking for 3D models or anything, just that progress is being made.Quote:
Originally Posted by MaxLL
The Irish Sun had the last tidbit of news in March 23.
Dublin City Council take first steps towards redeveloping Richmond Park - home of St Patrick's Athletic | The Irish Sun (thesun.ie)
2 weeks to KO!
Waterford have only 12 season ticket seats left for the main stand - not sure what it holds, 1000 approx.
No further updates from others from what I can see. Would be nice to see how our prem div clubs are doing on this metric, absolutely crucial income source for a full time club.
No confirmed number from Pats, though they've said that next season the Main Stand will be season ticket only, which when you then factor in the Patrons and Camac should be a very healthy number. There was talk of 2700 having been passed back in December.
I think another Pats fan said it had hit 3000.
The main stand at the RSC holds approximately 1250 seats.
The only person happy is our bank manager.Quote:
Originally Posted by 2 Year Contract
I think it has moved to on our field activities.Quote:
Originally Posted by EatYerGreens
Cheers, down to 7 left in Main Stand and good few on far side sold as well. I guess 1500 plus season tickets.
Just a few days left to start of season. Record season ticket sales being reported by Rovers, Pats, Shels, Galway . Bohs seem to have sold out season tickets, Waterford havents said its a record, but I would imagine it is. Cant fine updates on other pre clubs.
Bohs sell season tickets but everyone buys a membership instead. Think we were close to 3k sold along with whatever season tickets that have been sold too.Quote:
Originally Posted by LTFC
Nothing official but there has certainly been talk that we have surpassed 3000. The ground is bursting at the seems these days. The council wouldn’t let us build the Richmond Arena so they should get their finger out on the Richmond Park refit.Quote:
Originally Posted by LTFC
Richmond Park being the only LoI ground in the South Dublin City Council region should be receiving of more support from Dublin City Council.
I'd wager DCC want to get Dalymount approved and properly in progress before switching their focus to a privately owned stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by legendz
There are not many season tickets in the Jodi, we have 3000 members plus c 500 season tickets. Also about 200 match sale tickets.Quote:
Originally Posted by RealJohn91
Then there’s away team hospitality, about 25 I think. Add in sponsors and that’s a full house really.the new ground will be nice, also would allow a bigger away allocation to the likes of pats, rovers who give us a good 10% at least.
Say New Dalymount was opening next season, 8k capacity, what would Bohs fans think the average gate would be? Is there room for growth in an 8k stadium or is a jump to near capacity very quickly realistic. I know there are years to develop up until a new place is opened but just in the near term - 4-5k would be very solid baseline average. Dublin Derby aside.