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Dublin v kerry tonight

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  • 04-02-2012 4:28pm
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    jockeyboard
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    Hi guys, have i missed the boat to get tickets for the match tonight? Missed them at our local club and the tickets master only has tickets for the hill but i want to bring my son? Help please, i am northside dublin if that makes any differnce.


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    cruais
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    Try the ticket office in Dorset st near red parrot pub. Loadsa tickets left


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    jockeyboard
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    cruais wrote: »
    Try the ticket office in Dorset st near red parrot pub. Loadsa tickets left

    thanks for that, do you know what time you can get tickets until? Would hate to bring my son and then they are sold out/too late.


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    cruais
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    I presume they open up until match time or there abouts. I'd leave now and get them then you could head home for a while. At least you would have them


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    ProudDUB
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    Ticket office on Dorset St and the one opposite Gills pubs on NCR are open until 5.


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    jockeyboard
    Registered Users Posts: 783 ✭✭✭jockeyboard


    Went and got the tickets beside the red parrot pub:)

    funny i passed that place on ncr and wondered if it was tickets for sale or just collecting but was so pushed for time didnt want to risk parking/running in and having to move on.

    Next time we will be more prepared and get them from our club.....

    Thanks again, oh and UP THE DUBS 8-)


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    CiaranMT
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    When did the prison barriers go up at Hill 16?


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    namloc1980
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    CiaranMT wrote: »
    When did the prison barriers go up at Hill 16?

    They're up since August 2010.


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    thegen
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    Donaghy taking up he left off in sept trying to ref the match. Ran the length of the pitch to try and get 45 stopped, should concentrate on his own game. It's been terrible football so far.


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    Inspector Coptoor
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    some number of wides for sheahan and for kerry as a whole.
    17 wides in 53 minutes..........


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    ardmacha
    Registered Users Posts: 7,476 ✭✭✭ardmacha


    Does Darren O'Sullivan have some of those racehorse speed genes?


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    CiaranMT
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    If Kerry had their shooting boots on tonight they'd have destroyed Dublin.


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    CiaranMT
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    Classy from Fennell.


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    ShamoBuc
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    Dublins ill discipline on show again.
    So many frees given away when under pressure and then another moment of madness- Fennell this time.


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    blowitupref
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    Very impressive from Kerry tonight they should have won by at least 10 points. Dublin back up players don't look as strong as they should i'd fancy Mayo to beat them next weekend.


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    Alaska1
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    CiaranMT wrote: »
    When did the prison barriers go up at Hill 16?

    Epic Fail.


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    Hammer Archer
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    Very impressive from Kerry given it's their first competitive game of the year.

    Sure Fennel's red will probably be rescinded due to the pro Dublin bias in the GAA.
    *Gets popcorn*
    That was a joke.


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    The_Kew_Tour
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    Kerry should have won by more. Very impressive display by them.

    Those late nights/mornings in the SunnyBank pub have caught up with Dublin;)


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    Joekers
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    Yup Kerry outplayed Dublin tonight far hungrier for it and much more professional job, how Dublin were up by 2 at h/t ill never know as the anti league brigade on here always say all-irelands arnt handed out in Feb ;)


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    The_Kew_Tour
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    Joekers wrote: »
    Yup Kerry outplayed Dublin tonight far hungrier for it and much more professional job, how Dublin were up by 2 at h/t ill never know as the anti league brigade on here always say all-irelands arnt handed out in Feb ;)

    I know it's only league anyway, but getting well beaten tonight might serve Dublin well in the future and might be a bit of wake up call to some players.

    As they say you learn more from your defeats.


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    dcr22B
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    Hammer Archer wrote: »
    Sure Fennel's red will probably be rescinded due to the pro Dublin bias in the GAA.
    *Gets popcorn*
    That was a joke.


    If he's let off, Brian Farrell should just give it up ;)


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    jockeyboard
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    Be nice people


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    DDC1990
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    Im f-ucking delighted!

    Thats for last minute heartreakers!
    Thats for Joe McQuillans refereeing!
    Thats for the **** i've had to put up with from Dubs, since September!
    Thats for the 5 months i've had to repress my love for football in case of bursting into tears!
    Thats for crys of "sore loser" or "bitter kerryman"
    Thats for stupid fireworks and the boys are back in town.
    Thats for the idea that Kerry are an old team, and don't have anything left in the tank.
    Thats for "Championes" being chanted from the Hill


    Ironically enough the Gaa championed the Give Respect Get Respect campaign tonight.
    Respect your position as champions, don't rub it in others faces, and you will have respect as champions.

    I've bottled a lot of emotion up since September, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone.
    Im just on cloud 9. That was 3 in a row we had lost to the Dubs, and 4 would have been a killer to our confidence.

    People will say its only the league, but try telling that to any Kerryman tonight. It was one to savour.

    Oíche Mhaith a Cháirde.


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    themandan6611
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    DDC1990 wrote: »
    Im f-ucking delighted!

    Thats for last minute heartreakers!
    Thats for Joe McQuillans refereeing!
    Thats for the **** i've had to put up with from Dubs, since September!
    Thats for the 5 months i've had to repress my love for football in case of bursting into tears!
    Thats for crys of "sore loser" or "bitter kerryman"
    Thats for stupid fireworks and the boys are back in town.
    Thats for the idea that Kerry are an old team, and don't have anything left in the tank.
    Thats for "Championes" being chanted from the Hill


    Ironically enough the Gaa championed the Give Respect Get Respect campaign tonight.
    Respect your position as champions, don't rub it in others faces, and you will have respect as champions.

    I've bottled a lot of emotion up since September, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone.
    Im just on cloud 9. That was 3 in a row we had lost to the Dubs, and 4 would have been a killer to our confidence.

    People will say its only the league, but try telling that to any Kerryman tonight. It was one to savour.

    Oíche Mhaith a Cháirde.

    Bitter Much ?

    :pac::pac::pac::pac::pac:

    Dublin - Still AI Champions


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    corny
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    Believe it or not i didn't think Kerry played that well. Bryan Sheehan kicked wide after wide and some of their build up was slow and ponderous. They were much better in the Spring series game last year. They were obviously rusty but good attitude and application throughout. Fine platform to build from.

    Dublin were truly awful by comparison. Connolly was the only one of the six forwards to show for the ball with any frequency and they were completely overrun in midfield. Backs tried hard but faced with waves and waves of pressure it was always going to be in vain. Fennell should pay for his petulance (i didn't see it but was told it was blatant) and Paul Brogan and especially O' Gara should have no future on the panel.

    Just want to add how much i dislike Kieran Donaghy and his antics. Does his level best to antagonise those around him and never misses an opportunity to hound the referee.


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    ShamoBuc
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    DDC1990 wrote: »
    Im f-ucking delighted!

    Thats for last minute heartreakers!
    Thats for Joe McQuillans refereeing!
    Thats for the **** i've had to put up with from Dubs, since September!
    Thats for the 5 months i've had to repress my love for football in case of bursting into tears!
    Thats for crys of "sore loser" or "bitter kerryman"
    Thats for stupid fireworks and the boys are back in town.
    Thats for the idea that Kerry are an old team, and don't have anything left in the tank.
    Thats for "Championes" being chanted from the Hill


    Ironically enough the Gaa championed the Give Respect Get Respect campaign tonight.
    Respect your position as champions, don't rub it in others faces, and you will have respect as champions.

    I've bottled a lot of emotion up since September, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone.
    Im just on cloud 9. That was 3 in a row we had lost to the Dubs, and 4 would have been a killer to our confidence.

    People will say its only the league, but try telling that to any Kerryman tonight. It was one to savour.

    Oíche Mhaith a Cháirde.

    It's only the league;)


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    washman3
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    what was the attendance last night??
    good move from the Gaa to have a double header.
    are there more like this planned?
    why not have a double header with Dublin footballers and hurlers involved.


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    copacetic
    Subscribers Posts: 16,559 ✭✭✭✭copacetic


    DDC1990 wrote: »
    Im f-ucking delighted!

    Thats for last minute heartreakers!
    Thats for Joe McQuillans refereeing!
    Thats for the **** i've had to put up with from Dubs, since September!
    Thats for the 5 months i've had to repress my love for football in case of bursting into tears!
    Thats for crys of "sore loser" or "bitter kerryman"
    Thats for stupid fireworks and the boys are back in town.
    Thats for the idea that Kerry are an old team, and don't have anything left in the tank.
    Thats for "Championes" being chanted from the Hill


    Ironically enough the Gaa championed the Give Respect Get Respect campaign tonight.
    Respect your position as champions, don't rub it in others faces, and you will have respect as champions.

    I've bottled a lot of emotion up since September, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone.
    Im just on cloud 9. That was 3 in a row we had lost to the Dubs, and 4 would have been a killer to our confidence.

    People will say its only the league, but try telling that to any Kerryman tonight. It was one to savour.

    Oíche Mhaith a Cháirde.

    Well you've certainly put any doubt about whether you are a sore loser or bitter to bed with that post! What a pile of complete mean spirited rubbish.

    Respect your position as champions? Don't rub it in people's faces? Don't be proud of it or dare sing that you are champions? News flash, we were before tonight and still are.

    We were very very poor tonight, but Kerry were average at best. Its all the needed to be to win well, even with shocking finishing and the now usual play acting and diving around.


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    copacetic
    Subscribers Posts: 16,559 ✭✭✭✭copacetic


    washman3 wrote: »
    what was the attendance last night??
    good move from the Gaa to have a double header.
    are there more like this planned?
    why not have a double header with Dublin footballers and hurlers involved.

    45k, Dublins other 2 home games are double headers with hurlers.


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    thatsnotmyname
    Registered Users Posts: 823 ✭✭✭thatsnotmyname


    copacetic wrote: »
    45k, Dublins other 2 home games are double headers with hurlers.

    Yeah 45,000
    not bad considering the evening

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    Alaska1
    Closed Accounts Posts: 467 ✭✭Alaska1


    DDC1990 wrote: »
    Im f-ucking delighted!

    Thats for last minute heartreakers!
    Thats for Joe McQuillans refereeing!
    Thats for the **** i've had to put up with from Dubs, since September!
    Thats for the 5 months i've had to repress my love for football in case of bursting into tears!
    Thats for crys of "sore loser" or "bitter kerryman"
    Thats for stupid fireworks and the boys are back in town.
    Thats for the idea that Kerry are an old team, and don't have anything left in the tank.
    Thats for "Championes" being chanted from the Hill


    Ironically enough the Gaa championed the Give Respect Get Respect campaign tonight.
    Respect your position as champions, don't rub it in others faces, and you will have respect as champions.

    I've bottled a lot of emotion up since September, and I hope this doesn't offend anyone.
    Im just on cloud 9. That was 3 in a row we had lost to the Dubs, and 4 would have been a killer to our confidence.

    People will say its only the league, but try telling that to any Kerryman tonight. It was one to savour.

    Oíche Mhaith a Cháirde.

    But Dublin are champions, why wouldn't that be sung ?

    Posts like that from bitter Kerry people makes September 18th 2011 even more special, even 5 months on.

    :)


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