Quoteseriously pal are you getting Grok to make these lists for you or something?
Killester Donnycarney v Bohs is at Dalymount. (And it's €15 in, not €10. )
Bangor Celtic v Cobh is at Pearse Park, not the Iveagh Grounds.
See Iveagh Grounds on the list are St James Gate still playing there?
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
seriously pal are you getting Grok to make these lists for you or something?
Killester Donnycarney v Bohs is at Dalymount. (And it's €15 in, not €10. )
Bangor Celtic v Cobh is at Pearse Park, not the Iveagh Grounds.
No they don't!Originally Posted by nr637
A regular ticket for Dundalk is €15, which is what the majority of attendees will pay. €20 is only for the main stand.
2025 FAI Cup 2nd round single adult ticket prices.
Bohemians vs Killester Donnycarney - €15
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2025 FAI Cup 2nd Non-League Clubs Home Venues.
Fairview Rangers (Limerick) The Fairgreen capacity 1,500
Salthill Devon (Galway) Drom Soccer Park capacity 2,000
Bangor Celtic (Dublin) Pearse Park capacity 500
Castlebar Celtic (Mayo) Celtic Park capacity 1,500
There are some lovely grounds for League fans to visit in the 2nd round FAI Cup fixtures over the weekend. I reckon The Fairgreen in Limerick is one of the best, but all the home clubs have fine facilities available to all the visiting fans.
That's what's great about the FAI Cup!
No worries pal
As I was referring to the home non-league clubs in the FAI Cup you will find if you check out the following that Fairview Rangers (Limerick) The Fairgreen, Salthill Devon (Galway) Drom Soccer Park, Bangor Celtic (Dublin) Pearse Park & Castlebar Celtic (Mayo) Celtic Park do offer all the required facilities and more.
Where did you get 2000 for Drom? I seriously doubt you'd squeeze 2000 people around the pitches up there! A fine training facility but it's not designed to host a large crowd of people.2025 FAI Cup 2nd Non-League Clubs Home Venues.
Fairview Rangers (Limerick) The Fairgreen capacity 1,500
Salthill Devon (Galway) Drom Soccer Park capacity 2,000
Bangor Celtic (Dublin) Iveagh Grounds capacity 500
Castlebar Celtic (Mayo) Celtic Park capacity 1,500
Killester Donnycarney (Dublin) Hadden Park capacity 500
There are some lovely grounds for League fans to visit in the 2nd round FAI Cup fixtures over the weekend. I reckon The Fairgreen in Limerick is one of the best, but all the home clubs have fine facilities available to all the visiting fans.
That's what's great about the FAI Cup!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Drom_Soccer_Park
Yeah, I wouldn't trust that. Especially with no citation. You'd probably have capacity for 2000 people across the 4 pitches but no way you're getting 2000 people around the main pitch, especially as the 4 pitches are quite close to each other. You can see for yourself here - https://www.google.com/maps/@53.2930...oASAFQAw%3D%3D
I've been to most of those grounds. They do not "offer all the required facilities and more". Fairview is the only one with facilities for supporters. You're talking absolute nonsense and trying to pass it off as facts as usual.
Based on your knowledge of the ground what would you estimate the maximum amount of fans that could watch a game safely at the Drom Soccer Park?
I suppose most visiting fans at these venues will just like a good view of the game, toilet facilities and food & drink options. I think all these clubs have a bar & clubhouse and will probably put a lot of work into providing the necessary facilities. I think you are getting all worked up as usual and have very negative comments and opinions. Hope you are not travelling to one of these fixtures as you might be surprised at what is available and possible on the day.
https://www.extratime.com/articles/9...longford-town/
Judging by this piece **** all!
Gary Cronin is he the right man to manage Longford Town?
A couple of hundred at most. It's not something Salthill have ever had to worry about mind!
Nerdy curiosity has got the better of me - again! - so I couldn't help but google it;
As a Junior soccer centre, that seems excellent.
But never mind how many people you could fit in physically, when it comes to staging Intermediate, never mind Senior, events, imo it doesn't come close to meeting the minimum (stands, cover, facilities, turnstiles, parking, accessibility etc)
It's a fine facility but is primarily a training one. Not sure what Salthill's plan is for the third tier as it's probably not really suitable for hosting senior football on a regular basis.Nerdy curiosity has got the better of me - again! - so I couldn't help but google it;
As a Junior soccer centre, that seems excellent.
But never mind how many people you could fit in physically, when it comes to staging Intermediate, never mind Senior, events, imo it doesn't come close to meeting the minimum (stands, cover, facilities, turnstiles, parking, accessibility etc)
Agreed, I used to love playing there as a teenager and Galway United used the same facilities.
Great photo EG but it's a bit old now. They've added floodlights and fencing to pitch 3 and rotated the Astro pitch 90 degrees at a cost of x4 of the eight 5-a-side cages. Still no spectator stand AFAIK but you'd imagine they lost a bit of income removing those cages so the 3rd tier might be their ambition...
Have a look on Google Maps (satellite view) at these coordinates: 53.293608,-9.133287
EalingGreen gets it. Read his post again
I'm buzzing to visit Castlebar on Sunday, mainly because they have a bar. Hopefully it stays dry and there's a good view of the pitch.
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The wind used to tear through ya, horrible place to watch football.
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