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| anothercricketfan | Post subject: IRELAND ODI SEPT
 Posted: 18:11 on 7th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 15:57 on 16th Jul 2012 Posts: 28 |
anyone going/interested? any details? |
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| Big Harvey | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 20:44 on 8th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 09:14 on 23rd Apr 2008 Posts: 2220 |
anothercricketfan Wrote: anyone going/interested? any details? Tickets available here ("subject to planning permission."): http://www.ticketmaster.ie/event/18004A ... rcatid=676 Myself and Woody are planning on going. |
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| blueandy1mac | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 12:37 on 9th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 11:30 on 14th Jul 2008 Posts: 1810 Location: Preston UK |
Looks good, can fly in on the morning and only 4 miles or so from the airport, overnighter to sleep it off.  |
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| anothercricketfan | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 18:07 on 9th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 15:57 on 16th Jul 2012 Posts: 28 |
im keen. just trying to get my head round it. what sorta part of the ground should go for? or should i just get any old ticket? |
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| anothercricketfan | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 18:09 on 9th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 15:57 on 16th Jul 2012 Posts: 28 |
ive been dublin beofre, not to wathch the cricket and temple bar is a good place for beers and music! |
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| Big Harvey | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 20:50 on 9th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 09:14 on 23rd Apr 2008 Posts: 2220 |
anothercricketfan Wrote: im keen. just trying to get my head round it. what sorta part of the ground should go for? or should i just get any old ticket? When I booked I wasn't given a choice. I suspect it'll just be a case of sitting anywhere. I think that's what happened when we played at Stormont a while back. |
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| blueandy1mac | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 12:36 on 11th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 11:30 on 14th Jul 2008 Posts: 1810 Location: Preston UK |
Three of us going, maybe more. |
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| FEL1948 | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 01:07 on 12th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 08:40 on 3rd Jan 2012 Posts: 56 |
blueandy1mac Wrote: Three of us going, maybe more. Andy, Looking to fly by Ryanair from Manchester. Departs Manchester about 08:00. Returning on same day. Departs Dublin 20:45. Costs about £70 How about you ??? Got any other ideas ??? Erik |
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| blueandy1mac | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 10:09 on 12th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 11:30 on 14th Jul 2008 Posts: 1810 Location: Preston UK |
FEL1948 Wrote: blueandy1mac Wrote: Three of us going, maybe more. Andy, Looking to fly by Ryanair from Manchester. Departs Manchester about 08:00. Returning on same day. Departs Dublin 20:45. Costs about £70 How about you ??? Got any other ideas ??? Erik We've booked with Aer Lingus, same flight am but coming back 6.45pm on wed. £61 if you use a visa electron card. Mate see other thread about your ODI tx. Erik |
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| FEL1948 | Post subject: Re: IRELAND ODI SEPT
Posted: 12:46 on 12th Feb 2013 |
Joined: 08:40 on 3rd Jan 2012 Posts: 56 |
blueandy1mac Wrote: FEL1948 Wrote: blueandy1mac Wrote: Three of us going, maybe more. Andy, Looking to fly by Ryanair from Manchester. Departs Manchester about 08:00. Returning on same day. Departs Dublin 20:45. Costs about £70 How about you ??? Got any other ideas ??? Erik We've booked with Aer Lingus, same flight am but coming back 6.45pm on wed. �61 if you use a visa electron card. Mate see other thread about your ODI tx. Andy thanks for the info. I wasn't worried about having a night out in Dublin. I'll have a "look see" about the ODI in Auckland. Cheers Erik |
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