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World Cup Times Announced

10-01-2007 9:21pm

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#2 10-01-2007 9:30pm

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Great stuff, don't need to take any days off for the group games.

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#3 10-01-2007 9:49pm

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Yeah that's brilliant. Although the Argie game is the one I'm lookin forward to most.

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#4 11-01-2007 10:18am

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Think I'll duck off home early for the Argie game.

It's great that the games are on in the evening, giving everyone a chance to watch it (fans and non-fans alike)

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#5 11-01-2007 10:47am

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Whew glad i wont have to clock out early for them!!!

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#6 11-01-2007 1:38pm

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zabbo wrote:

Think I'll duck off home early for the Argie game.

The Argie game is on a Sunday 4pm. All the other Irish games are on late in the evening

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#7 11-01-2007 4:47pm

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Is that local time or French time as I am going to the France game so that would make it 10pm over there and we will be well locked by then.

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#8 11-01-2007 6:24pm

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#9 11-01-2007 7:59pm

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It's great that we don't have to take time off for any of the games, so 2 games at 8pm, 1 at 7pm and the Pumas at 4pm on a Sunday, great stuff.

I'm just glad I won't be watching from New Zealand, most of their big games will be on at 3am so we can certainly count ourselves lucky with the schedule.

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#10 12-01-2007 3:24pm

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quite lucky that all the games are weekends except for the France game which is a Friday. still good

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#11 17-01-2007 9:43am

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Hey All,

I am not sure where to post this question so apologies if its not the correct place

I am heading to France for the Ireland V France and Ireland V Argentina games,

Its a birthday present for my husband so Im trying to arrange everything, im looking for accomodation in Paris for those games and I have no idea where is good, or even close to the games,

Can anyone help me?

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#12 17-01-2007 10:15am

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#13 17-01-2007 10:52am

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09/09/2007 Ireland Namibia Bordeaux 19:00
15/09/2007 Ireland Georgia Bordeaux 20:00
21/09/2007 France Ireland St Denis 20:00
30/09/2007 Ireland Argentina Paris 16:00

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#14 17-01-2007 11:25am

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Lyndan wrote:

Hey All,

I am not sure where to post this question so apologies if its not the correct place

I am heading to France for the Ireland V France and Ireland V Argentina games,

Its a birthday present for my husband so Im trying to arrange everything, im looking for accomodation in Paris for those games and I have no idea where is good, or even close to the games,

Can anyone help me?

If you go on to the usit website you should pick up plenty of places to stay, as has already been said it doesn't really matter where you stay in Paris, but your best bet is probably in the 5th or the 6th which is pretty central os you do some nice touristy things as well and as for getting to the match, the RER B goes directly to the Stade de France and the Parc des Princes is on line 9, you get off at Porte de St-Cloud.

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#15 18-01-2007 3:46pm

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Lyndan wrote:

Hey All,

I am not sure where to post this question so apologies if its not the correct place

I am heading to France for the Ireland V France and Ireland V Argentina games,

Its a birthday present for my husband so Im trying to arrange everything, im looking for accomodation in Paris for those games and I have no idea where is good, or even close to the games,

Can anyone help me?

Hi I posted this thread a couple of months ago it might help you:
http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2055021101

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#16 18-01-2007 5:41pm

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Lyndan wrote:

Hey All,

I am not sure where to post this question so apologies if its not the correct place

I am heading to France for the Ireland V France and Ireland V Argentina games,

Its a birthday present for my husband so Im trying to arrange everything, im looking for accomodation in Paris for those games and I have no idea where is good, or even close to the games,

Can anyone help me?

Anywhere in central Paris is fine as the public transport system is great (although it gets a bit manic immediately after the match). Addresses ending in 75005 and 75006 are near to lots of things - and don't go for the modern, businessy type hotels, a two or three star hotel will do fine: they might not speak a lot of English, but you won't be ripped off. try this link for readers tips from the Guardian about hotels in Paris

http://www.ivebeenthere.co.uk/places/france/paris/tips/accommodation

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