Cork v Dublin travel details

Mullet

Lads i just saw this on www.hill16.ie A very good iniative. I know some of you were thinking of travelling heres another option

Friends of Dublin Hurling: Subsidised buses to Cork for SHC qualifier

Friends of Dublin Hurling

Supporters Buses to Cork on Saturday July 12th.
The Friends of Dublin Hurling are offering to subsidise buses to Cork for the game on Saturday July 12th if there is a demand for such. The return journey will cost only €10. The buses will leave Connolly Station at 10.00am and will be at the Poitin Still at 10.30am. It is hoped that we should be back in Dublin by 11.00pm. If you are interested in going contact Michael at 087 2331983 or by e-mail at ogradym@indigo.ie. The deadline is 3.00pm on Wednesday July 9th.

Flukey

Sounds interesting. I might just do that. Thanks for the information.

popebenny16

fair play to o'grady, just thinking of him brings me back 10 years, hard to believe.

ah Mullet, you've jumped the fence, baby!!

Flukey

I sent an e-mail and got a response to say that he'll know by Wednesday if there are enough to travel. So spread the word people.

Flukey

He has enough to make the journey, but there is still room on the bus. Come on all the rest of ye Dubs. Show us your real colours and come with us.

popebenny16

Flukey wrote: »

He has enough to make the journey, but there is still room on the bus. Come on all the rest of ye Dubs. Show us your real colours and come with us.

No.

Rowley Birkin QC

What's the story with tickets for this game?? All on the day I presume.

I wanted to introduce my Estonian gf to Cork hurling against Tipp the last day but she couldn't make it but I suppose a training session is a good introduction

popebenny16

bigkev49 wrote: »

What's the story with tickets for this game?? All on the day I presume.

I wanted to introduce my Estonian gf to Cork hurling against Tipp the last day but she couldn't make it but I suppose a training session is a good introduction

Laugh it up, as of throw in tomorrow Cork are just the same as the Dubs = provincial failures. You should take her to Limerick instead on Sunday!!

blackbelt

popebenny16 wrote: »

No.

ROFLMFAO :D:D:D

blackbelt

popebenny16 wrote: »

Laugh it up, as of throw in tomorrow Cork are just the same as the Dubs = provincial failures. You should take her to Limerick instead on Sunday!!

No word of a lie here either.Better off going to Limerick to see some real competitive hurling.

bill_ashmount

Looking forward to this now, the weather is supposed to be ok. Probably be no more than 10,000 at it though.

gerire

bill_ashmount wrote: »

Looking forward to this now, the weather is supposed to be ok. Probably be no more than 1,000 at it though.

FYP

Unfortunately this will be very poorly attended, Cork wouldn't be bothered to go and can't see too many dubs making the trip

blackbelt

I'm working over the weekend so can't go (I probably wouldn't have anyway) and will also have to be content watching the Connaught Final on tv in work.

bill_ashmount

gerire wrote: »

FYP

Unfortunately this will be very poorly attended, Cork wouldn't be bothered to go and can't see too many dubs making the trip

Even Cobh Ramblers get 1,000 at games . The weather is supposed to be ok.
I think there was about 10,000 there when the played Wexford in the qualifier the last time and that was also with practically no one from Wexford there.

A reduced ticket price would be nice. I've no idea what they are charging but a few euro off would help.

Flukey

popebenny16 wrote: »

Laugh it up, as of throw in tomorrow Cork are just the same as the Dubs = provincial failures.

In fairness now, Dublin have more Leinster titles than Cork have. They've haven't even won it once! :P

There won't be a lot of Dubs there, but there will be some Dubs, and even a man from Tyrone known to some of us here. There is even the option of people going to Cork on Saturday and Limerick on Sunday if they are living in the general area. If they do, hopefully they will see two Munster teams lose.