dannym08 wrote: » any of ye know where the shuttle bus picks up in Naas??
F_DIZZLER wrote: » Lordgoat is a SAP!!!!
dunnydundun wrote: » Hey does anyone know what time the last bus on thursday leaves? I saw 9 on one website bus 8 on another...confused:
Timetable from Dublin The buses will depart from Parnell Square West at the following times Thursday 8th July from 12:00hrs until 21:00hrs Friday 9th July from 12:00hrs until 21:00hrs Saturday 10th July from 10:00hrs until 17:00hrs Sunday 11th July from 11:00hrs until 16:00hrs Timetable from Punchestown The buses will depart from Punchestown at the following times Friday 9th July directly after the event Saturday 10th July directly after the event Sunday 11th July directly after the event Monday 12th July from 06:00hrs until 12:00hrs
lordgoat wrote: » Having friends that work security i can guarantee you that they do in fact take drink off people with no id. So you are very wrong to state that.
Pace2008 wrote: » Those measures he's set against underage drinking are pretty harsh alright.
SantryRed wrote: » I was only 17 last year and so were most of my friends and none of us had our drink taken off us
lordgoat wrote: » Eh in case you don't know it's not my stance. Do you know what the legal drinking age is? You do know that it's not me who sets this age limit right? boards.ie is bound by the same laws as anyone other company and are not allowed to promote or solicite under age drinking.For next year's thread there will no mention of alcohol allowed.
Lethal_Bullet wrote: » Not exactly hard to find:rolleyes:
ThatNewGuy wrote: » I don't think that'll go down well.. :rolleyes:
Im_No_Superman wrote: » I think it will! The amount of the same old "how can I sneak my alcohol in" questions is very tedious to read over and over and over again. Anyways heading up on Thursday morning, really looking forward to it. Havent been in a couple of years so it will be nice to be back. Looks like Thursday night and Friday will be wet but the rest of the weekend should be decent.
lordgoat wrote: » Eh in case you don't know it's not my stance. Do you know what the legal drinking age is? You do know that it's not me who sets this age limit right? boards.ie is bound by the same laws as anyone other company and are not allowed to promote or solicite under age drinking. For next year's thread there will no mention of alcohol allowed.
bennyineire wrote: » Heard a strong rumour from a reliable source that 3 day camping tickets will go on sale for 199 tomorrow
niamhallen wrote: » So, who's excited? Anyone you're really excited to see? I'm gonna recommend one band: Fox Avenue. They're a bubblegum pop(they play their own instruments) band from dublin. Lovely lads, i met them at one of their concerts in the academy 2. They're playing at 3.55 on the vodafone stage on friday. Nice band to ease you into the festival experience. Their relatively unknown but expect big things from them:) they've been getting alot of airplay on the smaller radio stations (i105-107,i102-104) and the feedback they've been getting is all positive. So everyone should go see them:D
niamhallen wrote: » Well it depends what you're into so. Was just trying to make a suggestion:/ and you did not fix my post. Bubblegum pop is jlsesque bands. Not bands who play their own instruments.
XxMCRxBabyxX wrote: » Funny thing is I'm into bands close to what are called "similar bands" but they are PURE pop. Playing your own instruments does not 1. automatically allow you to call yourself rock and 2. stop you from being poppy