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Football Final on tv in Scotland

  • 15-09-2010 2:30pm
    #1
    dmaxontour
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    Does anyone know a good (family) pub to watch the All Ireland Football Final on Sunday? I'll be in Callender, near Stirling. If need be I'll travel to Glasgow for it but am hoping to avoid having to go that far.
    Cheers.


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  • #2
    cruiserweight
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    It will definitely be on in Waxy O'Connors in Glasgow


  • #3
    thee glitz
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    And in Molly Malone's, Hope st in Glasgow - just off Sauchiehall St.


  • #4
    cruiserweight
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    thee glitz wrote: »
    And in Molly Malone's, Hope st in Glasgow - just off Sauchiehall St.

    I have not watched GAA there, but I have been there for rugby games. They have no big screens, which can make it a bit akward and difficult to watch any games.


  • #5
    thee glitz
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    cruiserweight wrote: »
    I have not watched GAA there, but I have been there for rugby games. They have no big screens, which can make it a bit akward and difficult to watch any games.

    It was grand when I was there last year, I'm near certain they had a drop-down screen. Waxy's might be more family friendly but I'd say that's the one that's awkward and difficult to watch the match in.


  • #6
    cruiserweight
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    thee glitz wrote: »
    It was grand when I was there last year, I'm near certain they had a drop-down screen. Waxy's might be more family friendly but I'd say that's the one that's awkward and difficult to watch the match in.

    In what way :confused:


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  • #7
    dmaxontour
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    O'Neills in Stirling have it. Hope there's a good crowd. Cheers


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