1,492 officially (according to the report on the Pats website)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr.Nightdub
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1,492 officially (according to the report on the Pats website)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dr.Nightdub
As should be expected from two clubs within such proximity for a derby, if there indeed was. A better indicator is how many would travel from Sligo to say, Waterford for an average First Division match..Quote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
No Sligoman your confusing that with yereselves!:p :DQuote:
Originally Posted by sligoman
ballybofey to dublin is bout 2&half hrs(same as sligo to dublin), sligo to waterford in excess of 4&half. we brought 250 to most games last year and 500 to monaghan twice which is the only game within 2 hours drivingQuote:
Originally Posted by d f x-
dublin to ballybofey is what? by helicopter i assume?Quote:
Originally Posted by Red4Eva
I think you'll find that Ballybofey is further from Dublin than Sligo Red4eva!
Dun Laoghaire to Swords can sometimes take two and a half hours. From there, it's at least three hours to Ballybofey.Quote:
Originally Posted by Red4Eva
If it takes you 2 and a half hours to get from Sligo to Ballybofey, you must be driving a tractor.
Really? Was there a lot of room at the Bohs end? I would have guessed at around 1800 myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by chippie0001
Not a chance you'd make Ballybofey in 2 1/2 hours. Besides, there's a train and decent bus service to Sligo which makes it much easier to get to.Quote:
ballybofey to dublin is bout 2&half hrs (same as sligo to dublin),
Defitinly more than 600. Star had 1200 but I'd say it was somewhere in between both figures. I'd say around 900.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
ya my bad shouldn't have assumed aa would be right. not havin a go at shams(sorry for calling ye that but that's what we call ya) fans or anythin. it's great to see a bit of life in the 1st divQuote:
Originally Posted by Schumi
harps - rovers 810 officially
1,270 at Pats v Rovers last night, from the club's website
Where's that from? :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Roverstillidie
It takes four hours form Donegal to Dublin
I did it in 2 hours 50 minutes from the Port Tunnel to Ballybofey on a Friday evening last season. The worst part of the journey is getting out of Dublin.Quote:
Originally Posted by harpskid
Shouldn't take 4 hours unless the traffic is absolutely jammers in Monaghan and Blaney.
FAI observer apparently, who presumably got it from your officialsQuote:
Originally Posted by harpskid
That's the League Cup game? Not bad - Setanta Cup having a bit of an impression, it seems.Quote:
Originally Posted by Stato
Waiting on a few more estimates (harps fans who were at the game pls have a guess) I would go with 1,000 - 1,100. Def no more than that, but not a bad crowd for a wet evening i suppose, and not forgetting our dreadful start of the season with 4 defeats in a row.
Drogs v Longford was 1,611.
2050 at Derry-Bray.
About 350 at Athlone vs Limerick with about 20 from Limerick. Limerick the best side I have seen this season especially when they kept the ball on the ground.
502 at UCD-Sligo.
Worst crowd I have ever seen in Longford, the main stand would have held the entire crowd and more. No idea what that holds, maybe 500 thats about all that was there. 1/3 Bohs, 2/3's Longford.
750 official attendance GUFC vs Kilkenny City.
About 120 at the Kildare V Monaghan game. Maybe 15 from Monaghan.
FAI say 3000 for Cork City v Waterford. I'd wait for better estimate before putting that in though.
Holds 1500-ish, as far as I know.Quote:
Originally Posted by chippie0001
Rovers V Cobh at Tolka: 1050.
Where were the Pat's fans at the Dublin City game in Dalyer? There looked like about 500 in the Jodi Stand on TV3, with no-one in the condemned end or in the Des Kelly. There may have been people in the Connacht Street stand, but I wouldn't have thought so. Hate taking attendances off the telly, but feel free to correct/agree.
Pat's fans were mostly concentrated in the corner of the Jodi nearest the Tramway End. 500 was about the size of it. Approximately 350 at DC-Shels tonight, for the notional record.
2050 at Derry v Bray
Crowd very badly affected by Hunger Strike Commemoration which was taking place in the same area at the same time.
Sorry to argue,but i don't think players count!Quote:
Originally Posted by dapman1
Update after weekend 9 (2005 and 2004 in brackets). FD and PD indicate average crowd got in a different division to current year.
PREMIER DIVISION
Bohs - 1951 (1976; 2340)
Bray - 1800 (1550; 818 FD)
Cork - 3075 (3644; 4033)
Derry - 2181 (2698; 1672)
Drogheda - 1703 (1682; 1554)
Dublin City - 680 (175 FD; 592)
Longford - 930 (1004; 1131)
Pat's - 1548 (1599; 1882)
Shels - 1350 (1949; 2158) (missing Drogheda)
Sligo - 2088 (1794 FD; 781 FD)
UCD - 580 (653; 306 FD)
Waterford - 930 (1513; 1753)
FIRST DIVISION
Athlone - 370 (316; 291)
Cobh - 424 (403; 240) (missing Athlone and Kildare)
Dundalk - 700 (474; 591)
Harps - 550 (1347 PD; 1106)
Galway - 992 (566; 571)
Kildare - 430 (186; 298)
Kilkenny - 149 (185; 110)
Limerick - 445 (669; 188)
Monaghan - 380 (183; 182) (missing Athlone)
Rovers - 1363 (1539 PD; 1349 PD)
Premier Division average - 1488 (1759)
First Division average - 599 (520)
Overall average - 1094 (1195)
Recent games missing -
Shelbourne v Drogheda
Monaghan v Athlone
Kilkenny v Kildare
Week 8 attendance comparisons to 2005 and 2004 -
PREMIER DIVISION
Bohemians v UCD - 1255 (2005 - 1200; 2004 - n/a)
Bray Wanderers v Dublin City - 600 (n/a; n/a)
Drogheda United v Longford Town - 1611 (1112; 1667)
Waterford United v Derry City - 900 (1100; 1000)
St. Patrick's Athletic v Cork City - 1492 (1392; 1800)
Sligo Rovers v Shelbourne - 2900 (n/a; n/a)
FIRST DIVISION
Kilkenny City v Limerick - 68 (100; no figure)
Limerick v Dundalk - 577 (650; 200)
Monaghan United v Athlone Town - no figure (120; no figure)
Kilkenny City v Kildare County - no figure (no figure; no figure)
Finn Harps v Shamrock Rovers - 700 (1600 PD; n/a)
Cobh Ramblers v Galway United - 350 (350; 210)
Week 9 attendance comparisons to 2005 and 2004 -
PREMIER DIVISION
Shelbourne v Drogheda Utd - no figure (2005 - 2200; 2300)
Cork City v Waterford Utd - 3000 (3159; 3500)
Derry City v Bray Wanderers - 2050 (2200; n/a)
Dublin City v St Patricks Ath - 500 (n/a; 500)
UCD v Sligo Rovers - 502 (n/a; 338 FD)
Longford Town v Bohemians - 500 (1800; 1600)
FIRST DIVISION
Athlone Town v Limerick FC - 350 (400; no figure)
Dundalk v Finn Harps - 1000 (n/a; 300)
Galway Utd v Kilkenny City - 750 (187; 720)
Kildare County v Monaghan Utd - 120 (125; no figure)
Shamrock Rov v Cobh Ramblers - 1050 (n/a; n/a)
I wasn't at our game against Athlone Town, but I was told it was a fairly decent crowd for us - 175-200.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
Based on tv looked like very small Shels v Drogs crowd at approx 1500. There was only handful of people under the tv cameras.Quote:
Originally Posted by pineapple stu
I would say Shels V Drogs - 1500-1750 :o :confused:
Anyone agree/disagree :confused:
Yeah that was about it, another desperate crowd.
200-250 at Athlone v Harps, according to the Harps forum.
if I had to guess, around 450-500 at Galway v Monaghan