
..not to mention bxxxdy exspensive

Is there a gate?Dublin7Claret wrote:Can you pay on the gate
Dan, I can certainly agree with you in recommending the Croke Park tour. I did it in 2008 when we went for the Bohs friendly and it was excellent.dandeclaret wrote:Should be a good friendly... loads to do too. Croke Park tour high up on the list too - great stadium - especially as it's an amateur organisation - plus lots of history - most explaining the English Irish war, but obviously from an Irish viewpoint).
And according to their website they have a league game the day after our game. So that means they could have games on 3 consecutive days. Hope they have a big squad!UpTheBeehole wrote:Yes, and if they get through that qualifying round the 2nd round legs are 13 July and 20 July. Our fixture with them is 14th July.
We are coming back on Sunday but got in really early, as soon as it was announced.Burnley loyal wrote:Wonder if Ryanair will be putting anymore flights on? The return flights now on the Sunday are expensive
Unlikely. Did you check Aer Lingus or other airports to depart from eg. Leeds Bratfut?Burnley loyal wrote:So do you think Ryanair will be putting more flights on?
4 of us flying out Friday morningClaretTony wrote:Anyone else up for the trip?
Don't worry lads this will not sell out . The ground holds something around 7500 and i expect 2 to 3000 at most .Zesty wrote:Tony any news on tickets, should we buy before or when we get there ?
A few lads I know have booked it for £60 return , Liverpool to Dublin City .Burnley loyal wrote:How much is ferry as a standing passenger?
Which is probably what Sean Dyche will want given it will be our first pre-season game and he likes to ease the players in gently. We'll certainly be playing two teams in this games with no one getting more than 45 mins.Barry_Chuckle wrote:For those who would book but currently reluctant to as they "May play their reserves", this is a friendly where players will be getting match fit, if they play their reserves then we may see a few goals, not something we've been able to see away from home recently!
It's a pre-season friendly, not a cup tie. If you look back since Dyche took over he's gone for an easy run out for the first game. We will use 22 players. So basically it doesn't matter, other than to you of course.UpTheBeehole wrote:Shamrock drawn against Stjarnen of Iceland in the Europa League Q1 draw. Should they beat them over 2 legs their fixture list mid-July is:
Thursday 13 July - Europa League Q2 First leg
Friday 14 July - Burnley
Saturday 15 July - Limerick (Away)
Think we'll be playing their kids at best
Really seems to have upset you this doesn't it. I'm looking forward to it, farce or not.UpTheBeehole wrote:I just think it will be a farce.
It's not entirely out of the equation that Shamrock's management and officials are still making their way back from near the Chinese border with Kazakhstan when we're playing them. It'll be the tea lady letting us into the ground, and their groundsman putting the U16s through their warm up before they face us.
People used to say that training under Coyle was a joke. This time round we just set up joke fixtures with the youth teams of smaller clubs.
It actually is entirely out of the question, since the 2nd round draw was also made - if Shamrock get through they are at home on the 13th (against a Czech side). As has been said, its just a friendly though regardless, enjoy it & take it for what it is, nothing serious, fitness for the lads and a weekend away for any fans that choose to make the journeyUpTheBeehole wrote:I just think it will be a farce.
It's not entirely out of the equation that Shamrock's management and officials are still making their way back from near the Chinese border with Kazakhstan when we're playing them. It'll be the tea lady letting us into the ground, and their groundsman putting the U16s through their warm up before they face us.
People used to say that training under Coyle was a joke. This time round we just set up joke fixtures with the youth teams of smaller clubs.
Give yourself plenty of time to get through the airport at that time. It's peak time for stag and hen do's in which we nearly missed our flight. The worker stated it was like this every Friday until 9 o clock when everything runs smoothly. It was a family holiday and we checked in online so normally go straight through.Barry_Chuckle wrote:we've booked flights from Leeds/Bradford, coming out on Friday morning 6.30 with Ryanair, coming back late Saturday night. Staying at Trinity College which we found to be reasonably priced.
For those who would book but currently reluctant to as they "May play their reserves", this is a friendly where players will be getting match fit, if they play their reserves then we may see a few goals, not something we've been able to see away from home recently!
We are going on the 8 o'clock from Manchester on Thursday morning so will avoid that.Quickenthetempo wrote:Give yourself plenty of time to get through the airport at that time. It's peak time for stag and hen do's in which we nearly missed our flight. The worker stated it was like this every Friday until 9 o clock when everything runs smoothly. It was a family holiday and we checked in online so normally go straight through.
It's not somewhere I would fly from again on a Friday morning.
Thanks for the heads up!Quickenthetempo wrote:Give yourself plenty of time to get through the airport at that time. It's peak time for stag and hen do's in which we nearly missed our flight. The worker stated it was like this every Friday until 9 o clock when everything runs smoothly. It was a family holiday and we checked in online so normally go straight through.
It's not somewhere I would fly from again on a Friday morning.
Thanks MC, done and dusted.minnieclaret wrote:for those with concerns tickets are now available from Rovers. Specifies away section lower down the list.
https://shamrockrovers.ie/2017/05/19/sh ... v-burnley/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Already been confirmed by both clubs that Burnley fans are best paying on the day (extra handling charge online too).minnieclaret wrote:for those with concerns tickets are now available from Rovers. Specifies away section lower down the list.
https://shamrockrovers.ie/2017/05/19/sh ... v-burnley/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
Barry_Chuckle - was going to start another thread next week to see if we can sort out a meet up. Found a pub that's about 10-15 mins walk awayBarry_Chuckle wrote:Booked into Trinity College for the night, £50 for a private bedroom served by 2 bathrooms for 6 rooms, not bad seen as there are 5 of us traveling, including one flying over from Dubai for the game!
Anyone know if there's a pub near the ground or any sort of Clarets get together planned?
Cork was good with the gathering of Clarets before the game.
Flying over next Monday - not sure how far out of Dublin they are though and I wouldn't have thought the training would be open to the public.Dublin7Claret wrote:Anyone know when the team fly over and where in Dublin they're based/training?
Hoping to get a first look at Messi in claret & blue
I thought they had already played last night? They gonna be busy next week, hope they have a ground left after the Celts on Saturday.Stevebfc40 wrote:For those Clarets over early Thursday I see Shamrock have a game in Europa League ko 8pm.
Me?Stevebfc40 wrote:Stephen ?