Or have both games there to bring in a top class tighthead, a position we're being continually outbid on.Have the Racing game at Thomond and move the Leinster game to PUC this year. Needs must.
Or have both games there to bring in a top class tighthead, a position we're being continually outbid on.Have the Racing game at Thomond and move the Leinster game to PUC this year. Needs must.
That aer lingus Cork to Bristol flight can be a precarious bastard of a thing. They like to cancel that randomly if it suits them. I'm based in South Wales and have fallen victim to it a few times. My wife the same. If you can bear it, Dublin Cardiff with scumair usually cheap. Bristol less than 45 min by train from Cardiff Central.I've booked Bristol (in the vain hope Aer Lingus won't act like wankers again) but not sure yet on UBB, the prospect of a bad day out and getting there, is probably off-putting.
I completely get what you're saying, but I hate the trek to Dublin if I can help it. Aer Lingus went further last year by bumping us off the flight to Bristol so they could sell our seats for a 1000 euro more, the bastards. I'm not expecting much from them this time either.That aer lingus Cork to Bristol flight can be a precarious bastard of a thing. They like to cancel that randomly if it suits them. I'm based in South Wales and have fallen victim to it a few times. My wife the same. If you can bear it, Dublin Cardiff with scumair usually cheap. Bristol less than 45 min by train from Cardiff Central.
As if the Grab All Association " Central Council " are going to say no to €€€€€Munster Rugby are pleased to confirm that SuperValu Páirc Uí Chaoimh will host Munster’s Investec Champions Cup Pool 3 opener against Racing 92 on Saturday, 17th October at 8pm, subject to Central Council approval
The venue would then host the Co-Op Superstores Premier Senior and Premier Intermediate Hurling Finals if scheduled for the following day.
Over 83% of the money that Croke Park makes goes back to grass roots. The opposite is true.As if the Grab All Association " Central Council " are going to say no to €€€€€
I agree with your post. The old days of antipathy from the likes of Denis Conroy are gone, GAA grounds are open (pending central council approval) and these are just business decisions.Over 83% of the money that Croke Park makes goes back to grass roots. The opposite is true.
Have you looked at the cost of bringing a family to a Championship match compared to other sports.
Very mis informed statement above.
