Top of the Trips?

[NeilMcD]

Its purely a personal thing and there is no right or wrong answers.

[Paulie]

I'd say the czech slovak trips this campaign will be great and Cardiff will be bananas.We haven't had such an important away game so close to home since the play off in Anfield v Dutch

Of course that only applies if we're still in the running at that stage.

[RogerMilla]

portugal 2000 was the best trip for me , had we got anything in stuttgart that would have topped it , paris in third place.

looking forward to san marino!!

[Junior]

Faroe Islands
Estonia
Portugal (2000)
Latvia (1994)
Belgium (1997)

These would be my top 5. Not necessarily in this order, they were just 5 brilliant trips. Obviously the match in Belgium was a major downer but the trip itself was great craic.

A great trip, pretty much straight after the WC that summer. Remember going to the U21 the night before the senior game, the rain lashed out of it, made Lisbon in 95 look like a summer evening. Probably about 100 Irish fans at the U21 game..............................

[Paulie]

A great trip, pretty much straight after the WC that summer.

It was my first Ireland away trip, afterwards I was completely hooked. It was Quinner's first game back for us after the cruciate ligament injury that kept him out of the '94 WC. I met him in a bar the night of the game and still have an autographed US 1 dollar bill at home - "Niall Quinn Riga '94". Legend!

[Junior]

Mine too, apart from the States. Absolutely buckled on cheap Vodka, chatting to the players as they wondered around the old town (Eddie McGoldrick, remember chatting to him and Alan Mcloughlin).

Quinner is a legend alright, a sounder fella you couldn't meet. Obviously he has close links with Mcr via his playing days with City. Quite often bump in to him at Ireland matches and always stops for a chat.