Rebel Army new years ball

**joe** · 08/12/2004, 7:42 PM

Does anyone think that maybe City kept the price down last year because it was the first year of the ball?

Anyone ever research any of the Christmas nights hotels do these days, which is effectively what this is? If you get a night like that for less than �50 then you're doing well, and I think it's commonly accepted that the occasions parties in the RPH are among the better ones out there. Besides it is a fundraiser people!

**patsh** · 09/12/2004, 8:41 AM

Originally Posted by joe

Does anyone think that maybe City kept the price down last year because it was the first year of the ball?

Anyone ever research any of the Christmas nights hotels do these days, which is effectively what this is? If you get a night like that for less than �50 then you're doing well, and I think it's commonly accepted that the occasions parties in the RPH are among the better ones out there. Besides it is a fundraiser people!

Nobody doubts that Joe, but all told, the night will cost a couple in the region of �200 and on one average wage, it's a bit of a struggle just after Christmas....

thecorner · 09/12/2004, 11:16 AM

Originally Posted by what biy

. we see who will be a quiet boy now!!!!!

somebody stop me!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1

**Ruairi** · 09/12/2004, 11:17 AM

Originally Posted by James

as if SEJ is gona be there
55euro for a ticket
sure hes saving up for an away match w munster in the heineken eggchasign final !!!!!!!

maybe, but they won;t get near the shagging final....

**BeerBaron69** · 09/12/2004, 11:37 AM

They need to win to get into the next round

**Colm** · 09/12/2004, 12:59 PM

Originally Posted by joe

Does anyone think that maybe City kept the price down last year because it was the first year of the ball?

Anyone ever research any of the Christmas nights hotels do these days, which is effectively what this is? If you get a night like that for less than �50 then you're doing well, and I think it's commonly accepted that the occasions parties in the RPH are among the better ones out there. Besides it is a fundraiser people!

Well said Joe.
I think it's good value and as you say the main thing is that it is a fundraiser.

Originally Posted by patsh

Nobody doubts that Joe, but all told, the night will cost a couple in the region of �200 and on one average wage, it's a bit of a struggle just after Christmas....

I understand that it's a lot for a couple alright Pat but why not buy the tickets now and get the expense out of the way.

thecorner · 09/12/2004, 1:09 PM

Originally Posted by Colm

why not buy the tickets now and get the expense out of the way.

good idea....manage paid out tomorrow

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 1:17 PM

Originally Posted by Colm

buy the tickets now and get the expense out of the way.

Ask for the ticket as a gift.
If someone is going to spend �40 on a bottle of aftershave or something for you then just suggest that they buy you this instead.

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 1:31 PM

Originally Posted by Conor74

If there was alcohol in it, I'd go for the aftershave before the free wine...

Feel free not to attend, Conor.

thecorner · 09/12/2004, 1:46 PM

Originally Posted by Shed resident

but i know they would if they had to becuase they love the club.)

would they????????????????

seen dan complaining out in the dog track cos they were been charged something like 6 yoyos and werent supposed to pay

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 1:55 PM

Originally Posted by Conor74

But after going to all the Peadar-free ones, it would be SUCH a shame to miss this years...

All one of them?

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 2:08 PM

Originally Posted by Conor74

End of season balls?

You're wrong and you know it!
Your FF mumbo jumbo isn't going to work on me.
We're talking about New Year's Ball and last year was the inaugural one.

BTW I'm not back in the UK until the 10th so I may very well attend this event.

**patsh** · 09/12/2004, 2:09 PM

Am I getting this wrong here, but is the general gist of some posts actually implying that you don't love Cork City if you don't go to the ball?...

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 2:13 PM

Originally Posted by Conor74

But there is no New Year's Ball this year.

Looks like someone forgot to tell the club...
Flyer.

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 2:24 PM

Originally Posted by Conor74

Will there be like a countdown at 12 and all the other New Year's stuff?

I think you're confusing New Years Eve with New Year.

Originally Posted by Conor74

Will everyone turn to each other and say 'happy new year' even though it's the 8th January?

You can wish someone a Happy New Year at any time if you've not seen them since the year started.

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 2:27 PM

Originally Posted by Conor74

On that basis, if I go, then I could wish you a happy 2004...

That would require you to be nice to me so it's unlikely.

Also, you'd only be entitled to do so up until midnight on January 31st.

**niamh** · 09/12/2004, 2:36 PM

Awww....there is always such electricity in the air when the season of goodwill and joy approaches!

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 3:20 PM

Originally Posted by Conor74

As the contributors here who know me will vouch, I'm an all round nice guy. Ask 'em...

Ah now Conor, I wasn't suggesting that you're anything but a nice guy.

**Peadar** · 09/12/2004, 4:20 PM

Originally Posted by Conor74

But now I feel all insecure and will have difficulty sleeping...

That's probably more to do with all the talk of someone breaking into your house. Being from Sout Kerry you're unlikely to have a hurley handy so you may consider sleeping with a frying pan under your pillow.

**joe** · 10/12/2004, 1:32 PM

Originally Posted by patsh

Am I getting this wrong here, but is the general gist of some posts actually implying that you don't love Cork City if you don't go to the ball?...

Just in case anyone thinks this is the point I was trying to make . . . all I was saying was �55 is not a whole lot of money for one of these nights. Whether people can afford that, or want to shell it out, (or the �110 if you're bringing someone who won't pay for themselves ;-)) is a different matter. It's up to every individual how much they want to spend on City, how they want to spend it, and how they support the club in their own way. Whether that includes the ball or not is none of my business.