Connacht on Friday

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Mrs. Miggins wrote:I'm going to the match too but I'm staying over so I'll make my own way, see you in the sportsgrounds. Eve - Auntie Edna's (Uncle Mort's better half) favourite song is Sospan Fach so she can give you a bit of welsh coaching I'm sure !
Excellent! Mind you my Welsh isn't half bad either :wink:
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On the bus baby and it's Mullet plus two
Now that rugby's oldest bridesmaid has finally got hitched, she can cast a haughty glance towards Leinster, her high-living sister from Dublin, who, despite her immense beauty and vast potential, has trouble getting lucky.
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I bet you thought you were fluent on Saturday night !! :D
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Mrs. Miggins wrote:I bet you thought you were fluent on Saturday night !! :D
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:D Hello true blues. I'm going to Connacht too but also driving and staying over. Any idea of gathering place after? or even before if I make it there on time?
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Whats that pub pikey said?
Now that rugby's oldest bridesmaid has finally got hitched, she can cast a haughty glance towards Leinster, her high-living sister from Dublin, who, despite her immense beauty and vast potential, has trouble getting lucky.
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Garvey's, it's on Eyre Square near the Great Southern Hotel.
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Folks, I just discovered that the Galway Oyster Festival is on this weekend. So what you might ask - well the place is going to be packed, hotels are booked out and the paparazzi will be in town. What's a rugby gal to do.
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Bus trip for you Ice
Now that rugby's oldest bridesmaid has finally got hitched, she can cast a haughty glance towards Leinster, her high-living sister from Dublin, who, despite her immense beauty and vast potential, has trouble getting lucky.
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Then Garvey's it is
Now that rugby's oldest bridesmaid has finally got hitched, she can cast a haughty glance towards Leinster, her high-living sister from Dublin, who, despite her immense beauty and vast potential, has trouble getting lucky.
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icebaby wrote:Folks, I just discovered that the Galway Oyster Festival is on this weekend. So what you might ask - well the place is going to be packed, hotels are booked out and the paparazzi will be in town. What's a rugby gal to do.
Galway is a very small town - okay they call it a city but it's not a real city, bit like Kilkenny. Basically the place is too small to accomodate all the people in it on any given weekend - hence you gotta go to the nightclubs before 12 to get in - especially Halo. It's like that pretty much most weekends.
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Just looking at times and sh1t, would I be dreaming to think that if I left Rathmines at 3pm, I'd make it to the sportsground for kick off?

Am seriously thinking of focking off an hour early tomorrow evening, but 3pm is the earliest I could leave without taking a half day, which I can't do!

Won't bother if traffic will be shite.
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sexy_rexy wrote:Just looking at times and sh1t, would I be dreaming to think that if I left Rathmines at 3pm, I'd make it to the sportsground for kick off?

Am seriously thinking of focking off an hour early tomorrow evening, but 3pm is the earliest I could leave without taking a half day, which I can't do!

Won't bother if traffic will be shite.
I'd say if you left at three on the dot, you'd probably have a reasonable chance. Depends if you can get ahead of the general traffic leaving Dublin early and also the Moate situation.
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sexy_rexy wrote:Just looking at times and sh1t, would I be dreaming to think that if I left Rathmines at 3pm, I'd make it to the sportsground for kick off?

Am seriously thinking of focking off an hour early tomorrow evening, but 3pm is the earliest I could leave without taking a half day, which I can't do!

Won't bother if traffic will be shite.
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Donny Brooke wrote:
sexy_rexy wrote:Just looking at times and sh1t, would I be dreaming to think that if I left Rathmines at 3pm, I'd make it to the sportsground for kick off?

Am seriously thinking of focking off an hour early tomorrow evening, but 3pm is the earliest I could leave without taking a half day, which I can't do!

Won't bother if traffic will be shite.
I'd say if you left at three on the dot, you'd probably have a reasonable chance. Depends if you can get ahead of the general traffic leaving Dublin early and also the Moate situation.
Put your pedal to the metal :D
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claire_m wrote:
Donny Brooke wrote:
sexy_rexy wrote:Just looking at times and sh1t, would I be dreaming to think that if I left Rathmines at 3pm, I'd make it to the sportsground for kick off?

Am seriously thinking of focking off an hour early tomorrow evening, but 3pm is the earliest I could leave without taking a half day, which I can't do!

Won't bother if traffic will be shite.
I'd say if you left at three on the dot, you'd probably have a reasonable chance. Depends if you can get ahead of the general traffic leaving Dublin early and also the Moate situation.
Put your pedal to the metal :D
and remember if you're stopped to invoke the Alex Fergusson defence to speeding charges
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yep you'd definitely make it - It's only ever taken me longer than three and half hours a couple of times and that's usually bank holiday weekends.
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Mullet have we got a banner sorted?
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Right, that's that then, I'm going down, and after a quick phone call looks like I may be spending the night too.

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