Where will you watch the France game?

**geysir** · 06/09/2005, 4:35 PM

Originally Posted by tonycuna

You remember perfectly. The place where I'll go is Murphy's pub indeed, corso vittorio emanuele. They show Six Nations rugby and Ireland football matches for my luck.

The other pub you name is not far from murphy. It's also in cso v emanuele. They don't show our matches, but it's one of the favourite pub when I go out with my friends.
I'm happy that u remember something like that from my town

No real surpise, it is a pub after all, the real test is if he remembers any other place in Turin with such clarity.

**KR's Post** · 06/09/2005, 4:39 PM

South terrace....

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**Green Tribe** · 06/09/2005, 7:10 PM

Possibly waxy's or molly's, glasgow, IF they show it, failte and molly's have let me down before......

**R�iteoir** · 06/09/2005, 7:18 PM

In all probability in a place in the centre of Worcester (The Exchange) - 95% of those in there will be watching the England game on the big screen - but they normally leave another TV on with any other game on - which should be the Ireland one. Plus they also show a third game on a small set above the bar - which I shall ask them to put the coverage of Norway - Scotland from Oslo on.

Last time I went in there for an International, everyone else was watching the England game - and I was the only one watching Norway beating Scotland (Heia Norge!) on a smaller TV set

The amount of people who turned and looked at me when Iversen scored the winner will be with me for a good while - unfortunately he had to score when the pub was the quietest - I was jumping up and down like a madman.

**silentbob** · 07/09/2005, 12:26 AM

`so which pubs in dublin will have the best atmosphere tomorrow night. the arlington along the quays is usually good for the internationals but wouldnt mind a change of scenery? Any suggestions?

**Kingdom** · 07/09/2005, 1:26 AM

I've no ticket and I've given up on the idea of going to the touts when I realised the amount of money I would potentially pay is totally ridiculous.
So with a heavy heart it's off to Fitzsimons. The atmosphere in there is always good for a big game and I'm sure this will be no different.

**Casegrande** · 07/09/2005, 4:00 PM

Anyone know of a good Irish bar in Strasbourg to watch the Ireland game tonight? Is there a Bohs supporter on here from there...

**Casegrande** · 07/09/2005, 4:08 PM

Anyone in Strasbourg recommend a good Irish bar to watch the game?

**thejollyrodger** · 07/09/2005, 4:15 PM

what thread?

**R�iteoir** · 07/09/2005, 4:40 PM

Originally Posted by Casegrande

Anyone know of a good Irish bar in Strasbourg to watch the Ireland game tonight? Is there a Bohs supporter on here from there...

The supporter you are referring to doesn't post on here - only on Gypsies Web.

Plus he moved from Strasbourg to Belgium earlier this year

**paul_oshea** · 07/09/2005, 4:46 PM

that doesnt mean the pubs have moved with him reiteoir!!

**Casegrande** · 07/09/2005, 4:55 PM

Originally Posted by R�iteoir

The supporter you are referring to doesn't post on here - only on Gypsies Web.

Plus he moved from Strasbourg to Belgium earlier this year

I cant get at gypsies web. could you find out over there for me?!

**tonycuna** · 07/09/2005, 5:14 PM

I found these on a website

The Irish Times
19 Rue Ste barbe, Strasbourg
+33(0)388320402
irishtimes@excite.com

MURPHY'S HOUSE IRISH PUB
9 RUE DES FRERES, STRASBOURG
0388241818

**geysir** · 07/09/2005, 5:26 PM

As I am near enough to the Arctic Circle my options are limited to Sky. But I have got my dog by side who has no problem in joining in any celebration. She will bark for Ireland.