Best and worst away sections in the Premier & First Division Leagues.

[sbgawa]

Dundalk away is just shocking, no idea how that will pass for a PD licence next year if we go up. It should be closed off full stop, sort a temp stand behind that goal area, one was there for 2014 LC final v Rovers and final league game v Cork C same season, looked great, but no idea if finances are there for it now, probably not.

Always felt though, what Pats and Shels have to offer (granted its behind a goal) is not too much better for a terrace going fan, both uncovered and wide open to the elements also.

Drogs away is a decent enough view and the cover adds to the atmosphere, but the steps are very high, was there a few times when a good few surged forward, can be dangerous.

true enough re Pats and Shels but at least youve a good view of the pitch.
Such a shame they took the cover down in inchicore, added to the atmosphere as well as providing cover

[oriel]

There are around 150-200 seats front section main stand reserved for away fans at Dundalk, good view and most clubs will get access into the 'upstairs' bar, prob the best of the 2.

The away terrace, as said earlier, knock it down.

[Buckett]

Turners Cross and Tallaght are probably the best two.

[Nah Nah Nah Nah]

There are around 150-200 seats front section main stand reserved for away fans at Dundalk, good view and most clubs will get access into the 'upstairs' bar, prob the best of the 2.

The away terrace, as said earlier, knock it down.

Yeah I’d always pay the extra fiver to go in there. Great view.

[thebronze14]

There are around 150-200 seats front section main stand reserved for away fans at Dundalk, good view and most clubs will get access into the 'upstairs' bar, prob the best of the 2.

The away terrace, as said earlier, knock it down.

Defo in the minority but I don't mind the away end in Oriel at all

[Nesta99]

It will be missed when its gone!! Any area whee you cant get shelter when it rains isnt good, other than that going to football matches isnt about heated chairs with playback monitors. Morton had a good terrace on one side but was horrible when it rained, perfect when the sun was shining.

[outspoken]

Dundalk away is just shocking, no idea how that will pass for a PD licence next year if we go up. It should be closed off full stop, sort a temp stand behind that goal area, one was there for 2014 LC final v Rovers and final league game v Cork C same season, looked great, but no idea if finances are there for it now, probably not.

Always felt though, what Pats and Shels have to offer (granted its behind a goal) is not too much better for a terrace going fan, both uncovered and wide open to the elements also.

Drogs away is a decent enough view and the cover adds to the atmosphere, but the steps are very high, was there a few times when a good few surged forward, can be dangerous.

The view in Drogheda is AWFUL due to that ridiculously high cage around the power box.

[nr637]

There are around 150-200 seats front section main stand reserved for away fans at Dundalk, good view and most clubs will get access into the 'upstairs' bar, prob the best of the 2.

The away terrace, as said earlier, knock it down.

Yes, and eventually the Main Stand will be extended!

Covered terracing behind the goal at the town end, should be a priority. It seems to be a popular viewing for fans.

The Carrickmacross end just seems to be a carpark area, all the atmosphere is generated on the 3 sides of the town end, main stand & the shed side!

[redobit]

Drogheda, along with Dundalk and Sligo, are the grounds I generally don't go to any more due to state of them. Unfortunate, as they're the three closest PD grounds.

The Jinks Ave stand is in bad nick alright. Wont be too long until its gone. Away section will be in a different location when the Showgrounds is redeveloped.

[cláirseach]

The fact that the Mono Stand is so much better than the majority of away ends here reflects so poorly on the state of governance and the levels of ambition (or rather ability to fund them) as it really should have led to a spate of them being thrown up to capitalise on the boom in the league / mitigate the slow building procedures.