United in Dublin then...

Originally Posted by shadowplay

Stadium was opened today. Looks pretty decent, tbf. Don't think I'll do this. Tickets will be a rip-off.


http://www.inpho.ie/cgi-bin/WebObjec...4dhfzqGwPs6c.a

thought you lived over there at mo

Dublin is a great city but it's very expensive

Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

Philly, Kansas and Houston mate

houston fred meet. See if stone monkey and BC red will make the trip with me from up here.

also get naes sean to come over from atlanta USA freds we are here £#%&! their women and drink light beer

Originally Posted by plopborsky

houston fred meet. See if stone monkey and BC red will make the trip with me from up here.

also get naes sean to come over from atlanta USA freds we are here £#%&! their women and drink light beer

it's on


still fancy Mexico but can't see it tbh

Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

thought you lived over there at mo

Dublin is a great city but it's very expensive

Live about 4 hours south, in Cork, pal.


Wouldn't be surprised if tickets were upwards of 40quid or so.

Originally Posted by shadowplay

Live about 4 hours south, in Cork, pal.


Wouldn't be surprised if tickets were upwards of 40quid or so.

yeah at least ....they know it will sell out so will take piss with ticket prices

Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

yeah at least ....they know it will sell out so will take piss with ticket prices

Bit more about it here.

The Football Association of Ireland today (May 12) confirmed that Manchester United are coming to Dublin’s Aviva Stadium on August 4, where they will face an Airtricity League XI. The historic game will be the first football match to take place in the new Aviva stadium and will be closely followed on August 11 by the meeting of the Republic of Ireland and Argentina.



The Airtricity League XI, which will be managed by ex-Shelbourne, Shamrock Rovers and Cork City manager, Damien Richardson, will represent the league against Manchester United, one of the biggest clubs in world football. With no age or nationality restrictions, Richardson will be able to name the very best Airtricity League players for the encounter.



Manchester United will bring a strong squad to Dublin for the match, as they prepare for the start of the 2010/11 Barclaycard Premiership season. Among the host of senior international players likely to feature for Manchester United are current Irish internationals John O’Shea and Darron Gibson.



Welcoming the announcement, Manchester United Chief Executive David Gill, said: “It is a great honour to have been invited to play the opening football match in the magnificent Aviva Stadium. Anyone who has visited Old Trafford on a match day knows the strength of Manchester United’s support in Ireland and we are delighted to be able to play a match on their home soil. Their loyalty and willingness to undertake long trips to support their team is remarkable. The players always enjoy their visits to Ireland and I’m sure this occasion will be a memorable one.”



John Delaney, CEO of the FAI, said: “We are delighted that the first football match to take place in Aviva stadium will see a representative Airtricity League side in action against one of the top club sides in the world. Along with the friendly match against Argentina on August 11 and our two home European Championship qualifying matches, football fans are in for an eventful and exciting autumn at Aviva Stadium.”



Kevin Greenhorn, CEO of Airtricity said: “We are really looking forward to the first football match in the new stadium that will see an Airtricity League XI face Manchester United. This is a wonderful opportunity to showcase the talent within the Airtricity League against one of the top club sides in the world.”



Damien Richardson, Manager of the Airtricity League XI said: “Representative football is something which I feel can be extremely beneficial to the league, both in terms of publicity and experience. The Airtricity League is represented in international competition by the Republic of Ireland Under-23s, and today’s announcement will give players from our domestic game another important opportunity to showcase their abilities. It will be an honour for me to manage the League side and I am really looking forward to the challenge of taking on Manchester United.”



Tickets for this game will go on sale in June. Supporters who purchase Republic of Ireland v Paraguay and Algeria tickets on May 25 and May 28 will be guaranteed first option for Manchester United tickets.

Originally Posted by shadowplay

Live about 4 hours south, in Cork, pal.


Wouldn't be surprised if tickets were upwards of 40quid or so.

you are allowed to use trains - what 2 hours?

Originally Posted by TripDownMiseryLane

you are allowed to use trains - what 2 hours?

Train costs €55. Accommodation €60. Ticket €40+. Booze/food €50+.


For a friendly? No thanks.

Originally Posted by £#%&! KFC

it's on


still fancy Mexico but can't see it tbh

Can@#%&!

Originally Posted by gedthemull

Can@#%&!

i am going mexico next month

Originally Posted by shadowplay

Train costs 55. Accommodation 60. Ticket 40+. Booze/food 50+.

For a friendly? No thanks.

Save yourself 115 euro and go on your donkey and take your caravan

I might stay on for the ireland argenting game

nah boring

Going to be at this.

Originally Posted by waynes ear's

Save yourself 115 euro and go on your donkey and take your caravan

Doubt a donkey could take a caravan tbh.

Originally Posted by Fuzzy Dunlop

Going to be at this.

Originally Posted by Sloppy

btw if anyone goes go the village bar near st stephen's green

its brilliant

http://www.thevillagevenue.com/

its a venue upstairs but its just a bar downstairs. superb

Originally Posted by Part 36 Offer

btw if anyone goes go the village bar near st stephen's green

its brilliant

http://www.thevillagevenue.com/

its a venue upstairs but its just a bar downstairs. superb

Sounds amazing.

Originally Posted by Kent Brockman

Sounds amazing.

it is a really good bar tbf

might go to this, can stay at my aunties in crumlin