2011 attendances

[trevy]

I thought there was at least 1300 at RSC.752 seems very low as old stand was fairly full and a few hundred over in new stand with about 300 Cork fans there. I'lll look into that figure over on btid.

[Candystripe]

Shamrock Rvrs V Bray 2500 (et)
Derry V Dundalk 1912 (rte)
UCD V Bohs 777 (et)
Waterford V Cork City 752 (et)

Don't know if that is correct but I have been told it was 1,829. Massive drop although very little away fans and maybe as we hadn't scored at home and the game being live on tv then hopefully we'll get an extra 500+ for the Pats game in a fortnight.

No wum intended but did Derry really not anticipate that number from Sligo.

I agree, we should have been better organised.

[Rasputin]

Don't know if that is correct but I have been told it was 1,829. Massive drop although very little away fans and maybe as we hadn't scored at home and the game being live on tv then hopefully we'll get an extra 500+ for the Pats game in a fortnight.

Much like ourselves I would have thought yee would bottom out at about 2000 when all the start of season hype burns out.

[WindmillWarrior]

Drogs v Galway - 900
Drogs v Rovers last week - 1,900

[Martinho II]

good crowd at monaghan longford town match I stand to be corrected but I am sure 600-700 people were at it. There was as many longford people as monaghan people at it due to the KG factor

[Sean South]

Only 823 at Rovers Pats last night.

[SPXcyan]

752 is laughable! where did that number come out of? :S at least 1200 there IMO

[Lim till i die]

[Lim till i die]

For the last time this season over 500 people attended Limericks home game Friday night.

546 at the debacle, about half that by the final whistle (I'm told, I was long gone.)

[MMVIII]

Around 2500 in the Showgrounds last night I'd say. 100 or so Pats fans, who to there credit, made plenty of noise despite their team being absolute ****e.

Hopefully we can keep these crowds up.

[Mr Maroon]

Drogs v Galway - 900

Is that official or an estimate? It looked like a lot less than that.

[maksimir]

Pretty spot on with the sligorovers.com match report giving an official crowd of 2,450.

[bullit]

Is that official or an estimate? It looked like a lot less than that.

WindmillWarrior over estimating Drawdas attendances ?? No way

[Mr Maroon]

Even Extratime's 700 seems a bit inflated.

[Patrick Dunne]

Irish Times (newspaper, not on-line version) says 550.

[JC_GUFC]

Irish Times (newspaper, not on-line version) says 550.

That's more along the lines that I was thinking - 11 away fans!

Strange that the bar was closed to supporters - to be fair to the stewards the let us out at HT to support the local economy!

[razor]

752 is laughable! where did that number come out of? :S at least 1200 there IMO

Maybe they forgot to count the away fans?

[Candystripe]

Much like ourselves I would have thought yee would bottom out at about 2000 when all the start of season hype burns out.

With the brand of football we are playing i'm guessing that was only a blip and we should be more around the 2,500 mark.Fridays performance obviously won't do us any harm to getting the lapsed and occasional supporters back through the turnstiles.

[monutdfc]

For the last time this season over 500 people attended Limericks home game Friday night.

546 at the debacle, about half that by the final whistle (I'm told, I was long gone.)

Is your name an attempt at irony then?

[oriel]

Drogs v Rovers last week - 1,900

Irish Times reported 1,200 for this game. I find their figures are usually spot on every week, they also carry a figure for all games. Talking to one mate today who was on the Rovers side at this game, he said 'def over a 1,000 at the game, but the drogs side looked to have around 500.

Thats every game so far you are way out WW and you have only played 3, what is the point posting incorrect information, it only serves to give an overall misleading figure. As did your overall figure of 900 last year. There were multiple games reported by LMFM/Drogheda Indo towards the end of the season where 500-600 was the avg.