QuoteOk, just found out its in Whitehall at 7.30pm
The Republic Of Ireland play Slovakia tonight at U-17 level. Does anybody know where match is being played.
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Ok, just found out its in Whitehall at 7.30pm
Always look on the bright side of life
Cheers for the info, drummerboy, I'll probably mosey down to Whitehall myself, decent home-based contingent in the Irish squad, should be worth watching. One small correction though, it's SLOVENIA not Slovakia
Presume they're charging the usual €5 entrance fee? I see mention of a second fixture against the same opposition this Thursday on the FAI site, any idea where that's being played?
Not sure if they've been included in the travelling party, but Slovenia's Under-19 squad currently boasts two players currently on the books of Internazionale and AC Milan - Rok Straus and Sandro Bloudek respectively.
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Not sure. Unfortunately young Stokes of Arsenal will not be playing tonight but will be playing Thursday. Well worth the entrance fee to see him play. He is definitely going to be a future international of class.
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According to FAI website both matches are on in Whitehall. Anyone have directions on how to get there? Will go if I can get off work in time.
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The 11 and 16 buses go past it I think. Follow Drumcondra Road north past Tolka, it's a few minutes further on the left.
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Straight out of town through Dorset Street, through Drumcondra, come to Griffith Ave/Drumcondra Rd junction, just through lights, entrance on left immidately beside Garda Station.Originally Posted by Don Vito
According to FAI website both matches are on in Whitehall. Anyone have directions on how to get there? Will go if I can get off work in time.
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We're Ireland, not ROI.
Nice one Drummerboy, I'm a big fan of the underage matches, and I should get most of the first and all of the second half - excellent, or should I say "Yacko Dobro!"
Don Vito, presuming you're coming from the city Centre, go up Parnell Sq., turn right on to Dorset St., and then simply horse on up towards the airport until you pass The Skylon Hotel (and Drumcondra generally), there are two sets of traffic lights to run, then just after the second one (crossing Griffith Avenue) it's there on your left hand side through iron gates.
That question was less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way.
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Hmmm a little Englishman from Manchester telling me where I am from.
Reminds me of the time many moons ago, when I was in a bar in the Isle of Man, with 3 friends. It was around the 12th July. They took Irish money over there then and when I produced my Irish money, I guy sitting at the bar hollored, in his best Belfast accent, across the room to about 20 mates, “Hey Roy, there's a goy here from the freee state”. To which I retorted “ Get it right pal, I'm from the Irish Republic.” Anyway the conversation more or less, stopped there. Amazingly a group of Scots came to our aid and we managed to battle our way out. So don't get me started Terry.
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Cheers, so basically head for the airport anyways. Anyone know if there is parking around it?
"In life, it aint about how hard you can hit, it's about how hard you can get hit, and keep on moving forward"
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Yeah, you can drive in through the gates and there's a car park inside afair. You'll definitely get parking nearby anyway.
surely thats a mistake? playing the same team twice in 2 days?
Fairly standard practice at this level.
Finished 4-1 to Ireland, thanks largely to a virtuoso performance from Alan Judge, who scored two fine goals and was instrumental in setting up the third, a splendid eighteen-yard volley by Gary Dunphy. Bayly headed the opener from a corner in the twelfth minute. Gleeson, Treacy and Judge were the stand-out players from Ireland, who looked pretty impressive against a poor Slovenian side (but bear in mind that home advantage often has a disproportionate effect in underage football.)
Now, if you'll excuse me, I shall have to stop typing because my fingers are f*cking frozen.
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hehe, no the U-19's played Italy in Bari twice in two days a couple of weeks ago. Its so the manager can get a look at all the players in the squad.
All these players from big English clubs and the man for St.Joseph's is the star of the game.Lets hope there was scouts watching.
Didn't make it lastnight, but will promised to take my 7-yellar-old tomorrow night. Looking forward to seeking Stokes (Arsenal). Seen him before and he a great player. Well worth a trip to see him tomorrow night.
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Is the second match in Whitehall too? If it is I should make the second half
That question was less stupid, though you asked it in a profoundly stupid way.
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Read all posts in the sticky thread above.
http://www.arsenal.com/article.asp?a...on+1-0+Arsenal
Stokes gets a mention here a few times, as does Leon Best. Stokes is obviously the most exciting by the sound of things but hopefully Best can make the grade too. According to the article Best's Souhampton side is pretty much all conquering this season.
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