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Parnell Park GAA Grounds Question

  • 27-02-2010 10:11pm
    #1
    wolfpawnat
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    Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone could answer a quick question for me. I want to bring my 12 month old son to the Dublin game in Parnell Park tomorrow but here is the thing. I will be bringing him there in his pram and I was wondering if the GAA grounds have a place I can park him up for the match. Surely they have a disabled area or something.

    Thank you for any and all help :)

    Natalie.


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  • #2
    An Citeog
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    I'm not sure what the story is with allowing prams into Parnell Park (I've never seen any there) but they do have disabled areas at either side of the main stand.


  • #3
    cruiserweight
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    I have no experience of it so I do not know, but is it typical to be allowed to bring prams into stadiums or indeed to use the disabled facilities because you have a pram? I only ask because I have never seen one or a buggy at a major game in any sport anywhere.


  • #4
    popebenny16
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    there is a small covered terrace at the clontarf end of the ground and you should head there.


  • #5
    blackbelt
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    wolfpawnat wrote: »
    Hey everyone, I was wondering if anyone could answer a quick question for me. I want to bring my 12 month old son to the Dublin game in Parnell Park tomorrow but here is the thing. I will be bringing him there in his pram and I was wondering if the GAA grounds have a place I can park him up for the match. Surely they have a disabled area or something.

    Thank you for any and all help :)

    Natalie.

    I vaguely remember one of my friends from Vincents with his missus,child and buggy in Parnell Park.He was certainly at the terrace end and heading towards the Clontarf Golf Club end as Popebenny pointed.


  • #6
    wolfpawnat
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 6,124 ✭✭✭wolfpawnat


    cruiserweight wrote: »
    I have no experience of it so I do not know, but is it typical to be allowed to bring prams into stadiums or indeed to use the disabled facilities because you have a pram? I only ask because I have never seen one or a buggy at a major game in any sport anywhere.


    Well I would not demand that my son and I be allowed sit there, but often at events if there is space in a disabled area, the sometimes permit a unoccupied pram there. I only want a place to put the pram while my son, his father and I watch the match :)


    Thank you everyone for your replies :) It is very much appreciated!


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