[COMPETITION] Win tickets and dinner for Brian Eno's spectacular APOLLO in November

St._Andalou · 19-10-2010 06:51PM

I'd bring my sister. I think she's actually adopted from some alien race, so it would be nice for her to see her homeland in a cultural setting.

snuggles09 · 19-10-2010 06:52PM

I'd have to bring himself with me...he entered the Guinness competition a load of times, convinced he was going to win a flight to space and about 4 years ago he set up a website called "sendmetoouterspace" and was on the local radio trying to get everyone to give him a euro so that he could fund a trip to Nasa:eek:

This would be right up his street..I'd love to go as well just for the food:pac:

Postit · 19-10-2010 07:14PM

If I were lucky enough to win I'd bring Brian Eno. I'd say he'd be into that kind of thing!

XxMCRxBabyxX · 19-10-2010 07:38PM

Can I enter on behalf of my parents and send them instead?

My dad loves any kind of orchestra and is always talking about how he's like to see one in the National Concert Hall. And both my parents are both interested in the moon landings and apollo story. I remember when we went to Florida a few years ago and visit the NASA centre they both loved looking at everything! The Science was fascinating for my mother and my dad is a complete history buff and then there's the fact that both my parents remember watching the space landings!

dak · 19-10-2010 08:05PM

450 Million people listened to Neill Armstrongs quote on walking on the moon "That's one small step for [a] man; one giant leap for mankind" on the 20th July 1969.

That was music to the ears of many people but nothing like the ambience of a Brian Eno Production. I'd bring my wife who would jump over the moon ( but not as in Hey Diddle Diddle ) so we could have a bit of a Moon Dance and listen to Moon River .

I'd also bring a copy of Slim Whitmans song, Indian Love Call just in case the Martians attacked

. Anyone who has seen "Mars attacks" will know what I mean !

YeAh! · 19-10-2010 10:08PM

I'd bring my friend who just moved to Dublin, would be a nice treat for her!

Bambi2 · 19-10-2010 11:12PM

I'd bring my boyfriend, he loves all things spacey - he loves nothing more than to sit and read Bill Bryson's - A short history of Almost Everything.....very often. And I love the concert hall so we'd be happy out!!

Jesus Wept · 19-10-2010 11:21PM

I'd bring my girlfriend because she is a space cadet.

L1m1tless · 19-10-2010 11:26PM

I would bring my friend from chess club who invited me to some lectures and viewings at dunsink observatory.

psydereyes · 19-10-2010 11:41PM

would bring my token nerd friend

PeteEd · 19-10-2010 11:48PM

I'd have to bring the OH, shes been nagging me to bring her to the NCH and this is the first gig I've seen that i'd have any interest in.

cunninsu · 19-10-2010 11:53PM

Would love to treat my husband to this fab event. As a young boy he read physics and science books. Loves the outer atmosphere, galaxies, planets, astronomy you name it......He's a self identified TREKKIE!

gills2 · 20-10-2010 12:57AM

It would have to be Patrick Moore - astronomer, composer and lover of a good after show curry - what more could a gal ask for?

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/showbiz/article-23380963-details/Why+Patrick+Moore+is+married+to+the+moon/article.do

foolelle · 20-10-2010 01:44AM

oh cool, i like this. id bring tin foil to wrap the other meal up for after the concert

kingofslaves · 20-10-2010 05:36AM

Damn ! gills2 beat me to it ! I asked for Patrick Moore's encyclopedia of astronomy for my birthday when I was 7 years old. I also used to sneak downstairs to watch the sky at night ! I still remember watching the moon landing even though I was only 3 ! But my second choice would be Brian May from Queen who is a qualified astrophysicist !

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Brian_May

Carl Sagan · 20-10-2010 08:32AM

My girlfriend. I drag her along to so many things she thinks she won't like and usually ends up loving them.

p15574 · 20-10-2010 09:17AM

My son - he/we'd be fascinated by it

powerfade · 20-10-2010 09:54AM

My girlfriend, who I do adore but to be fair is a bit of a space cadet so much so in fact that lately I have started callling 'Sputnik', it is a term of endearment I keep telling her!!!!

lyncher17 · 20-10-2010 09:59AM

I'd bring my dad,he'd love it!

ciaglen · 20-10-2010 10:14AM

I would bring my BF he would love this, its been so long since we've had a nice dinner and gig together

bullpost · 20-10-2010 10:18AM

I'd bring my wife. She likes bald men.

Astrobotty · 20-10-2010 10:32AM

I would bring my dog!

lostdesign · 20-10-2010 11:02AM

I'd bring my mobile phone, he doesn't get out of my pocket much you know!! My girlfriend would have to come too though, just to hold my mobile so he could see the stage of course!

DubMam · 20-10-2010 11:27AM

I would bring my fabulous man, who is an excellant stay at home dad to our 3 kids and really deserves a good night out that I can't afford to give him at the moment , please pick us

quad_red · 20-10-2010 11:29AM

I'd bring my wife! She loves Brian Eno and Philip Glass.

And I'm a space nerd.

This = win!!

(and might just make up for the Romeo and Juliet ballet I had to sit through last night. The horror!! :P)

Dr. Dodger · 20-10-2010 11:53AM

I'd bring Yore Ma!

Failing that, my girlfriend would love this. Combines 2 of her favourite things. Astronomy & Classical music.

Reg_hurley · 20-10-2010 12:00PM

Would love to go and I'd bring my wife.

littleoulme · 20-10-2010 12:22PM

I'd love to bring my amazing husband to this, as he is just out of this world and means the sun, moon & stars to me.

madmoe · 20-10-2010 12:25PM

Without a doubt I'd bring Sir Richard Branson! He could learn a thing or two for his upcoming space travel program!

narfsnonsense · 20-10-2010 12:27PM

Sounds great! Think I'd bring the da, although my boyfriend would probably want to go too.

[COMPETITION] Win tickets and dinner for Brian Eno's spectacular APOLLO in November

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