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Parking at the ground is limited so if you want to get a spot get there early before 7pm.The best alternative place is the Menlo Park Hotel Car Park which is less than 5 minutes walk from Terryland and is the closest Pub to the ground and it also does food.Any other help needed just post your questions here or in the Galway United Section. :ball:
You never mentioned that walk is up hill!! :oQuote:
Originally Posted by gufct
the car will hopefully be dropped off long before kick off :D
Sure the walk back will be all downhill, a bit like how your season has gone. :pQuote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
Can you recommend some fine eateries where the Rebel Army can have their victory meal?
Something along the line of Lennox's would be fine. :)
supermacs is only down the road...... :D McDonaghs is excellent for fish and chips (so I'm told, I don't eat fish) and there's an Eddie Rocketts not too far away either. My cousin used to have a lovely chipper up there, but its not there anymore :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
Lennoxs that is!
A no nonsense chipper.Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
mainly Supermacs or McDonalds.Marios is good but hard to get too id let one of our more intrepid fans give you directions.
There will be a section of the stand reserved for Cork City Fans and were looking forward to a bit of Atmosphere on the night.
Yeah, my cousin used to own The Snack Box before- no free chips for me anymore :(Quote:
Originally Posted by gufct
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Originally Posted by Éanna
Thats where one of the marios shops are now, and right beside all the good pubs, taffees, kings head, freeneys, murphys, .........
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Originally Posted by Terry
Sounds like just the spot so then.
Will we have to wear shoes and a shirt with collars if we want to go dancing?
Are many of the Rebel Army staying the night, lads?
yes no runners or jerseys will be alowed into clubs..Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
Some clubs don't allow hoodies or sporty jackets\ tops either..
You Cork roughians will have to tidy yourselves up for the night :rolleyes:
That's such a stupid rule!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
Trainers are ideal for dancin' and when women ask me to show them my moves, :cool: I have to decline because I don't have my dancin' shoes on. :(
I think it's a sneaky ploy by nightclub owners to stop guys from dancing so that they spend more at the bar. :mad:
before the match I am meeting a couple of lads (thecorner being one of them) in foxes bar in the square (see GUFC forum under help needed), Eire06, your invited to if you like!
http://foot.ie/showthread.php?t=25693
No its to stop 'chavs' and holigian types gaining access to the clubs..Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
And to force you lot to dress nice :rolleyes:
Might pop in for a few sociablesQuote:
Originally Posted by Terry
No Chavs?Quote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
We shouldn't expect to see any locals in the clubs so then!? :D
No I'm sorry it's Galway your comin too not home to Reading!Quote:
Originally Posted by Peadar
That will mean so Michael Guineys best will do!Quote:
Originally Posted by Eire06
how many fans can we expect to have in Galway on friday, me thinks 300 would be good, some people might find it hard to take a half day due to bank holida the previous monday
I'm heading up and going to the Leitrim match in Salthill on the Sunday.
I'm trying to budget the weekend at the moment.
Hostel or Hotel???mmm?