Whats the battlecruiser for Embra

Grumpy Old Man · Post by **Grumpy Old Man** » October 17th, 2006, 3:54 pm

Flash Gordon wrote:
Too late. You should see the state of him.

Don't you have shirts to make?

Post by **Eve** » October 17th, 2006, 4:07 pm

I'm loving the sound of this....bring it on. Claire - myself and Sarah will be carrying out reconnaissance on Saturday - research purposes only!

claire_m · Post by **claire_m** » October 17th, 2006, 4:10 pm

Eve wrote:I'm loving the sound of this....bring it on. Claire - myself and Sarah will be carrying out reconnaissance on Saturday - research purposes only!

Excellent news! I shall be around for breakfast on Sunday to hear the fruits of your labours

Flash Gordon · Post by **Flash Gordon** » October 17th, 2006, 4:14 pm

What's going on? You lot all having a crack at GRumpy? Can hardly blame you, he's second only to Dave Cahill in terms of his pulling power....

Grumpy Old Man · Post by **Grumpy Old Man** » October 17th, 2006, 4:19 pm

Flash Gordon wrote:What's going on? You lot all having a crack at GRumpy? Can hardly blame you, he's second only to Dave Cahill in terms of his pulling power....

I am second to no man!

Oh wait, thats what you just said, isn't it?

claire_m · Post by **claire_m** » October 17th, 2006, 4:20 pm

Flash Gordon wrote:What's going on? You lot all having a crack at GRumpy? Can hardly blame you, he's second only to Dave Cahill in terms of his pulling power....

They're hardly going to go all the way to Edinburgh (the home of Simon Taylor, incidentally), and end up with Grumpy are they

sarah_lennon · Post by **sarah_lennon** » October 17th, 2006, 4:20 pm

claire_m wrote:
Eve wrote:I'm loving the sound of this....bring it on. Claire - myself and Sarah will be carrying out reconnaissance on Saturday - research purposes only!
Excellent news! I shall be around for breakfast on Sunday to hear the fruits of your labours

I'm sure we'll do you proud!

Flash Gordon · Post by **Flash Gordon** » October 17th, 2006, 4:22 pm

claire_m wrote:
Flash Gordon wrote:What's going on? You lot all having a crack at GRumpy? Can hardly blame you, he's second only to Dave Cahill in terms of his pulling power....
They're hardly going to go all the way to Edinburgh (the home of Simon Taylor, incidentally), and end up with Grumpy are they

They fockin wish!

Post by **Eve** » October 17th, 2006, 4:23 pm

claire_m wrote:
Flash Gordon wrote:What's going on? You lot all having a crack at GRumpy? Can hardly blame you, he's second only to Dave Cahill in terms of his pulling power....
They're hardly going to go all the way to Edinburgh (the home of Simon Taylor, incidentally), and end up with Grumpy are they

mmmmmmm Simon Taylor

Flash Gordon · Post by **Flash Gordon** » October 17th, 2006, 4:24 pm

Eve wrote:
claire_m wrote:
Flash Gordon wrote:What's going on? You lot all having a crack at GRumpy? Can hardly blame you, he's second only to Dave Cahill in terms of his pulling power....
They're hardly going to go all the way to Edinburgh (the home of Simon Taylor, incidentally), and end up with Grumpy are they
mmmmmmm Simon Taylor

Would you stop it or I'll get Point to ban you from munsterfans.

claire_m · Post by **claire_m** » October 17th, 2006, 4:24 pm

Eve wrote:
claire_m wrote:
Flash Gordon wrote:What's going on? You lot all having a crack at GRumpy? Can hardly blame you, he's second only to Dave Cahill in terms of his pulling power....
They're hardly going to go all the way to Edinburgh (the home of Simon Taylor, incidentally), and end up with Grumpy are they
mmmmmmm Simon Taylor

I'd approve of research into that!

Post by **Eve** » October 17th, 2006, 4:35 pm

Flash Gordon wrote:
Eve wrote:
claire_m wrote: They're hardly going to go all the way to Edinburgh (the home of Simon Taylor, incidentally), and end up with Grumpy are they
mmmmmmm Simon Taylor
Would you stop it or I'll get Point to ban you from munsterfans.

I'd have to be registered first

Flash Gordon · Post by **Flash Gordon** » October 17th, 2006, 4:38 pm

Eve wrote:
Flash Gordon wrote:
Eve wrote: mmmmmmm Simon Taylor
Would you stop it or I'll get Point to ban you from munsterfans.
I'd have to be registered first

Not being registered? That's a banning offence.

Post by **Eve** » October 17th, 2006, 4:42 pm

Flash Gordon wrote:
Eve wrote:
Flash Gordon wrote: Would you stop it or I'll get Point to ban you from munsterfans.
I'd have to be registered first
Not being registered? That's a banning offence.

Woo-hoo - do wonders for my cred around here, being banned from mf.com

harryp · Post by **harryp** » October 17th, 2006, 7:47 pm

Mauler wrote:I was over in Embra for the Foot & Mouth International in 2001, we stayed on till Monday morning, and I remember that the city was pretty quite on Sunday night.
There were very few bars open late. Maybe someone with some local knowladge can help us here.

Mauler, you've lost it. Sunday of the Foot & Mouth International was All Ireland Football Final, Galway beat Meath, only 2 pubs in Embra showed it Finnegans & Mulligans, both were packed and had qeues outside them all day. Was the best days boozing I've ever gone on. And Espionage closed at 4 IIRC.

harryp · Post by **harryp** » October 17th, 2006, 7:52 pm

If it was a later ko I'd say start in Rose St. loads of pubs, everyone in the middle of the road, great laugh, but ko at 1, head up early to either Haymarket or Murrayfield Hotel. Just someone ring ahead and make sure they are open......

Mauler · Post by **Mauler** » October 18th, 2006, 8:17 am

harryp wrote:
Mauler wrote:I was over in Embra for the Foot & Mouth International in 2001, we stayed on till Monday morning, and I remember that the city was pretty quite on Sunday night.
There were very few bars open late. Maybe someone with some local knowladge can help us here.
Mauler, you've lost it. Sunday of the Foot & Mouth International was All Ireland Football Final, Galway beat Meath, only 2 pubs in Embra showed it Finnegans & Mulligans, both were packed and had qeues outside them all day. Was the best days boozing I've ever gone on. And Espionage closed at 4 IIRC.

Like I said nothing going on in Embra on Sunday's!!!

Donny B. · Post by **Donny B.** » October 18th, 2006, 10:52 am

Mauler wrote:
harryp wrote:
Mauler wrote:I was over in Embra for the Foot & Mouth International in 2001, we stayed on till Monday morning, and I remember that the city was pretty quite on Sunday night.
There were very few bars open late. Maybe someone with some local knowladge can help us here.
Mauler, you've lost it. Sunday of the Foot & Mouth International was All Ireland Football Final, Galway beat Meath, only 2 pubs in Embra showed it Finnegans & Mulligans, both were packed and had qeues outside them all day. Was the best days boozing I've ever gone on. And Espionage closed at 4 IIRC.
Like I said nothing going on in Embra on Sunday's!!!

With the new 24hour drinking times, we shouldn't have a problem finding some late bar to pack into (like that place in Bath last January).
Espionage was where we ended up last May wasn't it?

Why are people flying back on Sunday when it's a bank holiday the next day????? Seems like a waste.

I know it's not a Bank Hol in the U.K. so Claire is excused!

sarah_lennon · Post by **sarah_lennon** » October 18th, 2006, 10:56 am

When I booked I never copped it was a Bank Hol

Now I'm in two minds about whether to change the flights, is everyone staying till Monday??

Mauler · Post by **Mauler** » October 18th, 2006, 11:04 am

sarah_lennon wrote:When I booked I never copped it was a Bank Hol

Now I'm in two minds about whether to change the flights, is everyone staying till Monday??

I made that mistake last year in Glasgow

We are flying in on Saturday at 14.00 and home on Monday at 16.55 with Ryanair