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free tickets for galway races 4th august

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  • 23-07-2018 9:10pm
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    flagship60
    Registered Users Posts: 35 ✭


    hi does anyone  know of any free tickets for the galway races


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    PM me nudes
    Registered Users Posts: 1,393 ✭✭✭PM me nudes


    lol


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    BumperD
    Registered Users Posts: 5,681 ✭✭✭BumperD


    Click bait :)


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    kiers47
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    I never understand this. A ticket to the races is about 20-25euro for the big days. I haven't been to Galway in a few years but a ticket for the oaks on Saturday was 20 euro and you get to see some top quality action with a number of hours entertainment. Hardly going to break the bank. It's only the price of 4 pints.

    Please support these tracks on their big days. Would you expect to get free tickets for a gaa or soccer match?


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    convert
    Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 9,338 Mod ✭✭✭✭convert


    €20 for a standard ticket to the races on Saturday 4 July. They can be purchased here. €20 for a full day's entertainment is not bad. You'd pay €25 for the GAA match in Kerry or Galway on the same day, or €10 into Copper's, and that's before you get your pints, etc.

    Race courses need the support. We don't want to see any have to close because people weren't supporting them because they didn't want to pay the €20 into the races, instead preferring a free ticket so they can spend the cash on beer.


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    Earendil
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    convert wrote: »
    €20 for a standard ticket to the races on Saturday 4 July. They can be purchased here. €20 for a full day's entertainment is not bad. You'd pay €25 for the GAA match in Kerry or Galway on the same day, or €10 into Copper's, and that's before you get your pints, etc.

    Race courses need the support. We don't want to see any have to close because people weren't supporting them because they didn't want to pay the €20 into the races, instead preferring a free ticket so they can spend the cash on beer.

    They make an absolute fortune on the beer? :confused:


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    BumperD
    Registered Users Posts: 5,681 ✭✭✭BumperD


    Earendil wrote: »
    They make an absolute fortune on the beer? :confused:

    So they should give out free tickets.....:confused:


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    Mostly Harmless
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    Colm Quinn BMW are doing 1/2 price tickets for Tuesday anyways


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    D Trent
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,341 ✭✭✭D Trent


    Mostly Harmless wrote: »
    Colm Quinn BMW are doing 1/2 price tickets for Tuesday anyways

    Oh yeah I saw that actually a very good deal, buy a brand new X5 in ANY colour and the half price tickets are yours.
    For half the price.


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    Mostly Harmless
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    They really are given they sponsor the big race on Tuesday - as per their facebook...

    Just 6 more sleeps until #ColmQuinnTuesday @Galway_Races Races!! Some 1/2 price tickets still available in our Athlone and Galway Retail Centres, so don't be disappointed and call us today.
    #Unmissable week ahead.
    See You There!


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    irish_major
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    Tote were, maybe still are, doing 2 for 20 for the wednesday. Great deal.


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    convert
    Moderators, Sports Moderators Posts: 9,338 Mod ✭✭✭✭convert


    Earendil wrote: »
    They make an absolute fortune on the beer? :confused:

    Not necessarily. Depends on the deal they have with the catering companies or those who are running the bars. Often it could just be a flat fee, regardless of how many beers/meals are sold. So all the pints sold mightn't be worth as much as you think to the racecourse.


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