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limerick star trek fan club in the Glentworth hotel

  • 07-03-2014 11:51pm
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    tonyheaney
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    Anyone remember the limerick star trek fan club in the Glentworth hotel


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    source
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    tonyheaney wrote: »
    Anyone remember the limerick star trek fan club in the Glentworth hotel

    I remember and was a member of one that used to meet in termights in the Savoy back in the day.

    I can remember one 'convention' in the glentworth alright.


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    tonyheaney
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    source wrote: »
    I remember and was a member of one that used to meet in termights in the Savoy back in the day.

    I can remember one 'convention' in the glentworth alright.

    Thats right we used t use termites also some times. I remember that very well. Was the main guy called Damon???


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    MarkR
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    So.... You guys still fans? :)


  • #5
    tonyheaney
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    always and forever as geeky as that sounds


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    source
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    It could have been, I really can't remember it was that long ago.

    And MarkR, you could say I still have an interest.


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    squonk
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    Never joined the Limerick ST fan club as I wasn't based here but in college I was a member of the college fan club which started out as a Star Trek fan club, Star Trek: DCU, then shortened to ST:DCU and then renamed to Strange Things:DCU after a cease and desist letter was received from Paramount quibbling over the use of the Star Trek name for the club! Our club filled a big void back in the day where we received copies of taped episodes of TNG about one week after they aired stateside. The club expanded to show X Files and Red Dwarf and I think we were the first group in Ireland to see DS9 after it premiered. Nowadays that function has fallen away with the arrival of services like Netflix. I beleive the club still exists in DCU.

    I don't get to watch much Star Trek these days but still love it. Sadly we don't have that much new material now to discuss or entertain us. I'm not a fan of the rebootsand generally think its sad to see such a great series having taken the direction it's not gone.


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    iguana
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    I went when it was in the Savoy and to the convention in the Glentworth were we got to see the first episode of Voyager. Strangely enough, I also remember a guy called Tony Heaney at the club.


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    source
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    iguana wrote: »
    I went when it was in the Savoy and to the convention in the Glentworth were we got to see the first episode of Voyager. Strangely enough, I also remember a guy called Tony Heaney at the club.

    We're all coming out of the woodwork now, I used to do the miniatures game with a mate of mine. Oh and I think I won third place for my very lazy and boring trill costume.


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    noonan23
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    There was a Limerick Star Trek Convention that showed the first episode of Voyager in Hanrattys Hotel.
    It was run by an Irish wide Star Trek fan club chaired by a man named Damien Wise.


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    tonyheaney
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    iguana wrote: »
    I went when it was in the Savoy and to the convention in the Glentworth were we got to see the first episode of Voyager. Strangely enough, I also remember a guy called Tony Heaney at the club.

    that was me :D


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  • #12
    tonyheaney
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    noonan23 wrote: »
    There was a Limerick Star Trek Convention that showed the first episode of Voyager in Hanrattys Hotel.
    It was run by an Irish wide Star Trek fan club chaired by a man named Damien Wise.

    Yes thats him i remember the hanratty also, the glentworth and the savoy. :D:D


  • #13
    tonyheaney
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    tonyheaney wrote: »
    Anyone remember the limerick star trek fan club in the Glentworth hotel

    would like to bump this up as I'd love any update from old friends :)


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    tonyheaney
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    iguana wrote: »
    I went when it was in the Savoy and to the convention in the Glentworth were we got to see the first episode of Voyager. Strangely enough, I also remember a guy called Tony Heaney at the club.



    2014 and now its 2016 I wonder if the tony heaney was a weird guy lol :D:D:D:D:D


  • #15
    tonyheaney
    Closed Accounts Posts: 1,686 ✭✭✭tonyheaney


    noonan23 wrote: »
    There was a Limerick Star Trek Convention that showed the first episode of Voyager in Hanrattys Hotel.
    It was run by an Irish wide Star Trek fan club chaired by a man named Damien Wise.

    Yes that's right I remember Damien Wise, also sorry for dragging up an old thread STAR TREK LIVES !!!!:D:D


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