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Q for Northie Gaels

hurler100 · 2010-06-15 10:09:30

hi folks, not overly familiar with the 6 counties, but my football club want to spend a bonding weekend in the north.play a local club and go on the beer. was thinking cookstown but cant find accom that suits. any other regional towns with good GAA tradition and are also a bit of craic? are derry and belfast the only real…

15-06-2010 10:09am

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hi folks, not overly familiar with the 6 counties, but my football club want to spend a bonding weekend in the north.play a local club and go on the beer. was thinking cookstown but cant find accom that suits. any other regional towns with good GAA tradition and are also a bit of craic? are derry and belfast the only real options?? all help appreciated.

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#2 15-06-2010 10:13am

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hurler100 wrote: »

hi folks, not overly familiar with the 6 counties, but my football club want to spend a bonding weekend in the north.play a local club and go on the beer. was thinking cookstown but cant find accom that suits. any other regional towns with good GAA tradition and are also a bit of craic? are derry and belfast the only real options?? all help appreciated.

Have you tried the Greenvale or Glenavon Hotels - both in cookstown plus there a good few b+b's who would love a bit of business considering the times we're in?

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#3 15-06-2010 10:30am

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glenavon booked out and we want a hotel with a leisure centre so other hotel not really an option, b and b not an option as we want everyone together

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#4 15-06-2010 11:41am

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try http://www.breakforball.com/

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#5 25-06-2010 1:58am

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You could stay at the greenvale and then train at the Mid Ulster sports arena. The Tyrone team train there regularily. Give the Fr. Rocks club a shout. The Dublin team trained on their pitch the evening before they beat us in the league.
There are plenty of clubs in the area that could help you out if you give them a shout.

Cheers,

Mallards

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#6 25-06-2010 2:33am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=184

Thats the link for the various Northern Irish regional forums here on boards. Open a thread there for more help by people in the area. There is also a travel forum here. http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/forumdisplay.php?f=37

Good luck.

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