Tickets for the Guinness Series???

dracularsa

Do anybody here know where I can buy tickets for the 2009 Guinness series???

Thanks

ch2008

Eh, I might be a bit sceptical but can somebody check the ip address on th OP? Had a similar problem over on Coffee&tea with a big brand cafe

dracularsa

????? Don't understand what you mean. Would just like to know where I can buy tickets to surprise my husband - did I do something wrong???

ch2008

Ah, I feel I owe you an apology, my bad. in the coffee&tea forum we often get first timers posting about certain chains as a sneaky advertising ploy. Their IP addresses usually show the chains name up. Sorry for doubting you.
As far as tickets are concerned then I'd say the IRFU website is your best bet http://www.irishrugby.ie/12644_898.php

danthefan

The tickets can be hard to come by unfortunately. I'd imagine there'll be high demand and most of them will end up with the clubs and IRSC.

big dan

If you join the Irish Rugby Supporters Club (€50) you normally get the chance to buy tickets.

Probably your best bet.

Amabokke

Do Irish people follow the English league?

cruiserweight

Supporters club tickets go on sale on the 20th of August. Hopefully it will be better than the mess when trying to buy tickets last year.

yeraulone

anyone know how many you can usually buy? 4 I'm guessing?

remus808

Amabokke wrote: »

Do Irish people follow the English league?

The Guiness Series is the November Internationals, not the English Guinness Premiership.

Stealdo

yeraulone wrote: »

anyone know how many you can usually buy? 4 I'm guessing?

There seems to be no mention of how many you can buy at all in the e-mail or on the site - I was thinking 1 because of the way everything was written. The Australia and SA games are a package so it's €140 for the two.

OldJay

The limit will be 2 packages per supporters club member buying.

Crash

Stealdo wrote: »

There seems to be no mention of how many you can buy at all in the e-mail or on the site - I was thinking 1 because of the way everything was written. The Australia and SA games are a package so it's €140 for the two.

140 in the stands I assume? the hill would presumably be a bit less expensive aye?

cruiserweight

Crash wrote: »

140 in the stands I assume? the hill would presumably be a bit less expensive aye?

Premium €180, Stand €140 and Terrace €65

famed45

It would be cheaper alright, but dunno about the hill on a november night!

Riskymove

famed45 wrote: »

It would be cheaper alright, but dunno about the hill on a november night!

as an experienced match attender I can safely say its bleeding freezing no matter where you are (especially once its dark)...but I know someone who swears by standing in a packed Hill you are warmer than sitting in the cold

invest in thermals!!

famed45

ah true - and a hip flask helps!

I should mention im blind as a bat - so trying to see whats goin on the far end of the pitch means i wont be on the hill .......

Crash

Riskymove wrote: »

as an experienced match attender I can safely say its bleeding freezing no matter where you are (especially once its dark)...but I know someone who swears by standing in a packed Hill you are warmer than sitting in the cold

invest in thermals!!

Terraces are significantly better for when its cold tbh - mostly cus you don't have a cold seat under your arse (the goddamn things never warm up :P)

Riskymove

Crash wrote: »

Terraces are significantly better for when its cold tbh - mostly cus you don't have a cold seat under your arse (the goddamn things never warm up :P)

try sitting in someone's lap:pac:

Stealdo

Crash wrote: »

Terraces are significantly better for when its cold tbh - mostly cus you don't have a cold seat under your arse (the goddamn things never warm up :P)

I dunno Crash, that ache that runs up through your legs when standing still for too long on a cold night can be a killer, especially if you have any intentions of heading out afterwards. Cold arse vs frozen feet - it's a horrible catch 22.

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