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Where to buy a Cork shirt in London

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  • 23-09-2013 8:33pm
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    beer enigma
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    My old one is still at home....any shops sell GAA shirts in London


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    dd972
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    O'Neills.com is your best bet, more chance of getting a Dukla Prague away shirt ( if you're old enough to get that joke )


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    beer enigma
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    dd972 wrote: »
    O'Neills.com is your best bet, more chance of getting a Dukla Prague away shirt ( if you're old enough to get that joke )


    Thanks, I tried oneills.com but there's no guarantee ill have it for Saturday...thought I'd packed my own shirt but alas it's still at home.

    And sadly yes, I am old enough to remember Dukla...all I want for Christmas !


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    How so Joe
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    Speaking of cork, does anyone have a good recommendation for where to watch the match on Saturday? I'd rather have someone else to shout at the tv with me than sit on my own in a bar!


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    beer enigma
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    How so Joe wrote: »
    Speaking of cork, does anyone have a good recommendation for where to watch the match on Saturday? I'd rather have someone else to shout at the tv with me than sit on my own in a bar!


    Probably best heading for a larger bar as more chance of actually seeing a screen and getting a pint !

    If your looking for city centre, I'd suggest SoHo on Grand Parade or the Old Oak on Oliver plunkett street - neither would be my choice for an evening session, but both have plenty of screens so ok for a match. Plenty of smaller bars on Oliver Plunkett street as well that may be worth a try.

    If you're looking out of town, Douglas would be a good bet in either Barrys's, East Village or John O'Sullivans....all a decent size with plenty of screens.


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    How so Joe
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    I didn't make that clear at all.

    Speaking of [the cork match] does anyone have any suggestions for somewhere in [london] - or will any boardsies be watching it?


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    exiledelbows
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    I'll be in the Sheephaven Bay in Mornington Crescent with at least one other boardsie and some friends. We'll try not to be at each other's throats as I'm from Clare and she's a Cork girl.


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    FTA69
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    The Sheephaven is a great spot. The Auld Shillelagh is good too. Don't go to the Porterhouse if it's atmosphere you're after. Waxy's has a good atmosphere but can be a bit dickish. I'm going to Howl at the Moon in Hoxton anyway for a change.


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    beer enigma
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    How so Joe wrote: »
    I didn't make that clear at all.

    Speaking of [the cork match] does anyone have any suggestions for somewhere in [london] - or will any boardsies be watching it?

    Ah well, if you are ever in Cork, at least you'll know where to go :)


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