Have you tried a single bed in a dorm in a Hostel?Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
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Have you tried a single bed in a dorm in a Hostel?Quote:
Originally Posted by NeilMcD
[QUOTE=NeilMcD;981436]I know this sound a bit sad. But heading over to this on my own and would not mind saving money on hotel etc. Single rooms can be expensive and lonely. (only messing about the last bit).
We're staying in the Primalen which is a hotel/hostel. A single room is about 75 euros, or at least it was when we booked. I reckon that's reasonable for a city centre single room.
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Originally Posted by reder
Reder,
I was due to fly Dublin - Oslo return with Ryanair, Monday thru Thursday. Due to the date change of the return flight I booked to return home via London on the Thursday. Of course, Ryanair charged me for that but naturally haven't yet refunded me the cost of the original flight.
I'm definitely not going to let them away with it. Can you confirm the Ryanair phone/fax number which you tried?
I contacted them via the following fax number 00 353 1 8121230.Quote:
Originally Posted by republic
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Originally Posted by reder
Thanks. Much appreciated!
Just a quick question!
Has anyone heard from the FAI re. tickets?
I applied last month and sent in the initial application form for tickets. Since then, nothing! Anyone know what is happening?
Thanks.
Heard nothing back myself on tickets.
Applied for one.
Got something yesterday that I've been allocated a ticket.
There won't be a problem with this game.
Ditto; got the form yesterday.
Should all be OK though.
Tickets are €27 incl a €2 handling fee. Another €27 might get me a beer in Oslo. :D
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Originally Posted by gspain
You only drink half pints do you:rolleyes::rolleyes:
If any one is looking to book this I would recommend the main airport as not sure if Ryanair fly to the same country. Express train runs from the airport to central stadium in the City - just swipe your credit card at the airport to get on the train. Metro is very cheap & taxis also work with credit cards - i think they prefer cards & may ask you to hand over in advance.
The Raddisson next to the central train station is very good if budget allows.
Pints are "only" around E8 but you can also get as low as E5.50 in city centre. That said is most expensive country I have been in, Makes Dublin seem cheap. You can buy duty free in the airport on arrival. Make sure you buy some aquavit ;)
For a man who can afford to go to Turkey for a week to support theQuote:
Originally Posted by gspain
Under 19's, then go to Norway Georgia, and Montenegro in quick succession, you would think that 27 euro would be peanuts to GSpain! :) I think you'll be buying us all a few drinks over there! :)
No I would say, that for a man who has gone to all of those, he will be broke and therefore we should buy him a pint.
It was the U17s and don't forget Fulham for the Colombia game. :DQuote:
Originally Posted by republic
All were probably cheaper than a night on the p!$$ in Oslo.
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Originally Posted by gspain
I hear you were in Moscow for the Champions League Final and also supporting your friends from Glasgow at the UEFA Cup Final in Manchester :).
Mod edit - how long are you here and you don't know about the ticket exchange thread? :rolleyes:
Tickets have been posted by the FAI within the past couple of days. Received mine via Express Post yesterday. I've no idea how many tickets the FAI requested nor indeed how many Irish supporters are expected in Oslo. Any guesses anyone?
I'd say it will be a similar number to the game in Denmark last year, about 200 - 300.Quote:
Originally Posted by republic
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Originally Posted by Greenforever
Sorry about that, didnt see one for the Norway game,