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Mayo GAA Discussion - Part 3

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Welcome to the Mayo GAA discussion thread - Chapter 3, yer trotting them out quicker than a Mills & Boon Romance !.

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TCDStudent1

Sweet.Science wrote: »

It clashes with a World Cup game at 7 so you will be doing well - maybe try McGowans in Phibsboro

The Living Room is a sports bar wih loads of screens. It will show the GAA on at least 1 screen. Its thebest pub in Dublin to watch a match (imo)

km79

Sweet.Science wrote: »

It clashes with a World Cup game at 7 so you will be doing well - maybe try McGowans in Phibsboro

Oh the green and red of Portugal
Viva mayo

Sweet.Science

Blargh wrote: »

Well lads looks like ill be be going to Dublin for the mayo game money is tied up in a hotel for the weekend Any suggestions on good pubs to watch the game in:D

It clashes with a World Cup game at 7 so you will be doing well - maybe try McGowans in Phibsboro

DDC1990

muddle84 wrote:

Could the GAA be liable for refund there seeing as you made your plans based on theirs?

No. That would be ridiculous to be fair.

Blargh

muddle84 wrote: »

Could the GAA be liable for refund there seeing as you made your plans based on theirs?

Im sure with ticket sales they have something in the T&C that cover them in the event of date/venue change.

muddle84

Blargh wrote: »

Well lads looks like ill be be going to Dublin for the mayo game money is tied up in a hotel for the weekend Any suggestions on good pubs to watch the game in:D

Could the GAA be liable for refund there seeing as you made your plans based on theirs?

Blargh

Well lads looks like ill be be going to Dublin for the mayo game money is tied up in a hotel for the weekend

Any suggestions on good pubs to watch the game in:D

mayo.mick

Loads of Mayo off the mark quick and got sorted, fair play to them!

Euphoriasean

Misguided1 wrote: »

I bought two online about 20 minutes ago

Yep same as thanks to Mr. David.

Call me Al

Misguided1 wrote: »

Site saying no tickets available now!

There are no tickets available at this time. Please check later.

I got that message. Tried again straight away and got sorted.

Misguided1

charlie14 wrote: »

I wouldn`t imagine there will be tickets on general release.

First call on tickets will go to season ticket holders and the remainder will then be allocated to the county boards for distribution by the clubs i imagine.

I bought two online about 20 minutes ago

charlie14

Misguided1 wrote: »

Site saying no tickets available now!

There are no tickets available at this time. Please check later.

I wouldn`t imagine there will be tickets on general release.

First call on tickets will go to season ticket holders and the remainder will then be allocated to the county boards for distribution by the clubs i imagine.

glack

charlie14 wrote: »

By no stretch of imagination or geography can Croke Park be seen as a neutral venue for Dublin teams.

Oh I agree. But if they were to play all their home games in Parnell then it would even it up a little!

km79

PressRun wrote: »

Is it bad that I'm just glad it's not in McHale Park?

No we all are!!!!

glack

I hope lots of mayo people got sorted!

Misguided1

Site saying no tickets available now!

There are no tickets available at this time. Please check later.

PressRun

Is it bad that I'm just glad it's not in McHale Park?

glack

Mr.David wrote: »

I actually dont think they are listed on the main website, I got an email with link basically because I had bought tickets to Croke park.

https://ticketsie.cmail20.com/t/r-l-jjltuddy-uldyulkkid-r/

You are a legend!!

Bunny Colvin

Westernyelp wrote: »

Who will tog out in the middle for this? Aidan? Leeroy?

It's a hard one to call. Diarmuid and Keegan with Aidan drifting in and out at 11 would be my choice.

Maybe Vaughan or Kirby could be thrown in?

Westernyelp

Who will tog out in the middle for this? Aidan? Leeroy?

Sebastian Dangerfield

Mr.David wrote: »

I actually dont think they are listed on the main website, I got an email with link basically because I had bought tickets to Croke park.

https://ticketsie.cmail20.com/t/r-l-jjltuddy-uldyulkkid-r/

Cheers, got sorted!

Mr.David

Sebastian Dangerfield wrote: »

Link?cant see them

I actually dont think they are listed on the main website, I got an email with link basically because I had bought tickets to Croke park.

https://ticketsie.cmail20.com/t/r-l-jjltuddy-uldyulkkid-r/

Sebastian Dangerfield

Mr.David wrote: »

Tickets for Newbridge for sale on tickets.ie 20 euro

Link?cant see them

Bunny Colvin

Mr.David wrote: »

Tickets for Newbridge for sale on tickets.ie 20 euro

They were 15 last week, tenner with the season ticket.

charlie14

glack wrote: »

Fair enough. Play your home game there and your neutral game in Croker :rolleyes:

By no stretch of imagination or geography can Croke Park be seen as a neutral venue for Dublin teams.

Mr.David

Tickets for Newbridge for sale on tickets.ie 20 euro

glack

charlie14 wrote: »

And if it won`t then the powers that be will again us their baloney of health and safety to force counties to accept.

Well past time this rubbish ended.
Parnell Park is Dublin`s home ground, not Croke Park

Fair enough. Play your home game there and your neutral game in Croker :rolleyes:

km79

charlie14 wrote: »

That is fine if some teams are happy to play their neutral games in Croke Park, but that is a choice that should be left to them.
Not something that should be imposed on them by the GAA`s fast and loose use of their interpretations of health and safety issues similar to the Kildare situation.

I agree

charlie14

km79 wrote: »

As I said above some teams would be happy to play at Croker for a neutral game as Lucy’s May suit them etc

What I’m getting at is now county boards have taken back a little of the power from HQ and MAY now have a choice
This isn’t just about Dublin btw

I flagged it last month ahead of super 8s and likely problems for away games involving mayo and Dublin

That is fine if some teams are happy to play their neutral games in Croke Park, but that is a choice that should be left to them.
Not something that should be imposed on them by the GAA`s fast and loose use of their interpretations of health and safety issues similar to the Kildare situation.

Sebastian Dangerfield

km79 wrote: »

As would I
I just think it’s going to become more of an issue now !!!!

Speaking of issues
Tickets for this game will be an issue
I m also assuming they will now have to drop the price ........

Ive read on Twitter that they're already on sale at the ground, and it's a free for all. Might not be true