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Three of the top six average attendances in the league are in Dublin, so.... yes. Unless you're actually going to base your assessment off a rainy, freezing Tuesday night during the school year when traffic in Dublin was absolutely crazy.Quote:
Originally Posted by wonder88
Grim night in Dublin weather and traffic wise
a couple of hundred Bohs fans , tired team with too many games over the last three weeks.
Shocking crowd.Hopefully Harps can pad out the crowd for the semi to top the 1.000 mark.
Can't have been more than 600 in Tallaght for Rovers v UCD last night.
Not surprising ,midweek poor weather, bad traffic playing the league also rans, never going to be a great crowd.Quote:
Shocking crowd.Hopefully Harps can pad out the crowd for the semi to top the 1.000 mark.
Probably more like 500, although it's hard to tell when everyone is packed at the back to avoid the rain.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
LTFC Twitter claiming over 2'000 at tonight's game. Four times their average.
722 in Tolka according to Galway FC on Twitter.
Big game for both clubs and they will meet again over 2 legs in play off.
Galway FC havet lost in Dublin this season including beating Premier Division UCD in FAI Cup.
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Originally Posted by NeverFeltBetter
2,187
3,023 at Turners Cross
Considering the conditions were as bad as the were, that's quite good.Quote:
Originally Posted by Real ale Madrid
Quite good, you're having a laugh!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Only Cork City can generate consistent crowds even when the weather is bad and there are other attractions on TV.............
The best supported club and the players and staff are a credit to the game.
Hail Cork! The righteous people of the beautiful game...and not a foul committed yet all season..Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
I'd say being in the title race all season has helped a bit too.
When you consider what was at stake you'd expect a bigger crowd. But the weather was brutal.Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
Add in a pathetic 10 away fans and I'd consider 3,000 a very good figure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pablo Escobar
Any figure given for Richmond today? 2,500 a close enough estimate?
I would say lower Nigel. Thought Pats would have had more out.
What were the attendances either official or estimate for both FAI semi-finals?
Just from TV viewing I'd guess about 1,500 at Richmond and about 2,000 at Tallaght!
Anyone with better figures?
I think 1,852 was given for Richmond which usually means just over 2,000Quote:
Originally Posted by nr637
That's desperate for a cup semi final weekend.
Crowd looked a lot bigger in the ground than when I saw it back on TV. Very disappointing altogether. Great atmosphere from such a small crowd though.