Babbling 'brook

Degz wrote:To be honest, I'm happy just to go, drink beer, abuse the ref, cheers scores, clap good play & do a bit of the old Leinster/COYBIB/Molly.

But there you go.

Leave out the ref abuse and I'm in.

The sing song is for the pub

Those passes weren't valid on Saturday.

You're hilarious, old man.

Is it just me or do a lot of the chants seem to start in the area in the Grandstand directly behind the Leinster dug out ? I think you've the ground slightly backwards. The dugout is the committee box; along with the subs, you'll find players not in the 23, Leinster committee members and people fro...

For those of you that think this chant (We are Leinster) is a good idea and would possibly help make the RDS and or Aviva and even more intimadinting place for visting teams (thereby helping the team) check out the link below. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fqgWWVo1PmY How could we get this up and ...

Dave Cahill wrote:Any good spots for the real ale drinker around the ground?

And places that serve other drinks too so the wife can have something

sid wrote:Maybe if the idea is to get the other team to laugh at us.

It would make a change from them laughing at the jersey

Those 'lines' are the four strings of the harp.

Each line is made up of three more lines.

4 times 3 is 12.

12 counties in Leinster.

Does possession of a smart phone and no other potential receiving devices (computers, laptops, tablets) mean that you are subject to the charge? Yes, everyone is now (under the reasonable assumption that everyone consumes public service broadcast over *some* sort of platform) going to have to pay. ...

Avenger wrote:

TerenureJim wrote:The pending new digital charge

The what now?

I'd assume he's talking about the broadcasting charge that's replacing the TV licence.

Edinburgh Marathon's on that weekend.

Dave Cahill wrote: Next year we should start a BBC campaign. Bring a Bag of Cans...see how fast the price drops if enough people get on board.

You could tweet/ring the Leinster store?

johng wrote:He's Mirriam O'Callaghan's little bro.

He also played for Leinster.

Also, they couldn't give away the first plain Euro jersey.

If people stopped buying tickets at over inflated prices, the touts wouldn't bulk buy tickets and therefore there would be more available.

Not sure how many were held back for the final 2 clubs this year, but with 2 French clubs in Dublin they will likely not sell out. (look at 10 years ago) I believe there were 7,500 for each team last year, just over 6,000 this year. 1,200 each for the Amlin. I think. The information was on the ERC ...

Unfortunately.... blah

Best thread - JAWS

Figured I'd tag on here instead of starting a new thread.

I have four, two in the east lower €65 each and two in the west upper €40 each.

PM if interested.