Match programmes?

**London-Irish** · 15/03/2007, 4:06 PM

Does every club in the Eircom League produce match programes for every game? I heard a rumour that there were one of two clubs who didn't bother last season. Also, are there programmes for any of the Under 21 League games?

**Schumi** · 15/03/2007, 4:16 PM

Originally Posted by London-Irish

Does every club in the Eircom League produce match programes for every game? I heard a rumour that there were one of two clubs who didn't bother last season. Also, are there programmes for any of the Under 21 League games?

When clubs didn't produce a programme last year, it was more likely because they owed money to their printers than that they didn't bother. I doubt clubs have programmes for under 21s games, I haven't seen any anyway.

**holidaysong** · 15/03/2007, 7:31 PM

I remember some first division clubs having one programme covering two games last year.

**fbtn** · 15/03/2007, 7:47 PM

We have three quarter colour program for every home game. Good quality programs that have won the First Division Program award many times.

Sometimes it may feel that we are falling apart but Joe and the lads never fail on the program front

**davidatrb** · 15/03/2007, 8:30 PM

Originally Posted by holidaysong

I remember some first division clubs having one programme covering two games last year.

I remember Rovers had one program covering 3 home games.

Kildare had a program covering a couple of games at one point. But apart from that had a program per home game.

**A face** · 15/03/2007, 9:34 PM

Originally Posted by holidaysong

I remember some first division clubs having one programme covering two games last year.

Ah City have had to do that as well, if you have two game in 2-3 days then it makes sense. It avoids doubling that work in a short space of time. It would be practically impossible otherwise at times.

**Bald Student** · 15/03/2007, 11:50 PM

Originally Posted by A face

Ah City have had to do that as well, if you have two game in 2-3 days then it makes sense. It avoids doubling that work in a short space of time. It would be practically impossible otherwise at times.

Also, if there's a league cup game it can get thrown in with the nearest league program.

**littlebray** · 16/03/2007, 9:29 AM

About four years ago, Dublin University surprised me by producing a one-fold programme for an Under-21 League match - just a squad list and a bit of other club info.

Bray followed suit for about three seasons with squad lists for both clubs and a little feature, but we weren't in a position to do it last year. Might try again this year.

**Juz M** · 16/03/2007, 9:37 AM

Originally Posted by davidatrb

I remember Rovers had one program covering 3 home games.

Kildare had a program covering a couple of games at one point. But apart from that had a program per home game.

Well there was 3 games in a week at home in tolka v Limerick, Kildare and Athlone. Did you expect us to bring out one per game where we could lose loads on it considering there were hardly any away fans at each game.

Was still the best programme in the first division by a mile, Kilkenny's at €3 was a rip off.

KOH

JUZ

**davidatrb** · 16/03/2007, 11:29 AM

Originally Posted by Juz M

Well there was 3 games in a week at home in tolka v Limerick, Kildare and Athlone. Did you expect us to bring out one per game where we could lose loads on it considering there were hardly any away fans at each game.

Was still the best programme in the first division by a mile, Kilkenny's at €3 was a rip off.

KOH

JUZ

Well I wasn't complaining. Just answering the question that was asked.

It was a pretty good program alright. I read it all through.

**Ash** · 16/03/2007, 1:38 PM

Originally Posted by holidaysong

I remember some first division clubs having one programme covering two games last year.

Kildare and Kilkenny ran a couple of programmes like that as far as I can remember

**Juz M** · 16/03/2007, 1:54 PM

Originally Posted by davidatrb

Well I wasn't complaining. Just answering the question that was asked.

It was a pretty good program alright. I read it all through.

Sorry im just a bit edgy today as you can imagine most Rovers fans are

KOH

JUZ

**Dodge** · 16/03/2007, 1:57 PM

Every club does the odd double programme. Nothing wrong with it.

Last year there was no programme for Pats away games at Shels and Longford.

There was a programme for the U21 league cup final between pats a and Cork a few years ago held in Richmond.

**holidaysong** · 17/03/2007, 1:11 AM

Originally Posted by Ash

Kildare and Kilkenny ran a couple of programmes like that as far as I can remember

Yeah I have a Kildare 2 game one lying about. I have another one but can't remember who it is from.

**alabama rover** · 17/03/2007, 4:51 AM

All of Rovers Programs for this season are available online at the SRFC Shop!

KOH

**Student Mullet** · 17/03/2007, 5:09 AM

Originally Posted by alabama rover

All of Rovers Programs for this season are available online at the SRFC Shop!

KOH

Where STIG leads...

Will you have previous seasons available?

**soylent green** · 17/03/2007, 6:37 PM

Originally Posted by Juz M

Kilkenny's at €3 was a rip off.

KOH

JUZ

€3 for a team sheet, ground regulations and ads.

**atfconline** · 17/03/2007, 7:01 PM

Originally Posted by soylent green

€3 for a team sheet, ground regulations and ads.

Must have seen you coming, we got ours for free

**blue til i die** · 18/03/2007, 12:35 AM

except for writing that a new person was incesting in the club

and a few other basic mistakes, thought the st pats programme last night was gud enough. some gud reads in it.double page on the waterford team. gud quality.