Ulster Away Trip

Forum to enable fans to provide help and tips on travel arrangements to away matches, as well as for opposition fans travelling to the Irish capital for matches.

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Grumpy Old Man
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Post by Grumpy Old Man »

harryp wrote:
Fock me, you're nearly as easy as Leinsterman. :lol:
Just €5 cheaper :lol:

harryp wrote:
Fock Killester Travel, shower of Northsoide Thieves!
This is tautology, either Northsoide or thieves, no need for both.
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sexy_rexy wrote:Maybe we should make a decision on whether we are renting our own bus or whether we are going with Killester, before people go about booking with Killester and then we can't fill a bus. I for one could do without the 3 course lunch, and the paying the 85 lids, but I'll do it if that is the way people are doing it.
I agree. I'm not paying 85 lids to those touts and the prospect of having a 3 course lunch with a bunch of blazers doesn't exectly fill me with glee. Couple of pints of Harp and a soda farl at the border are ok for me. If we don't get a bus I'll drive.

I'm still working on a way to get this for nothing, but would be good to guage interest.
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Post by Mauler »

Id prefer to get a bus so I can have pints on the way to, there and on the way back. But I think €85 is a bit steep when you consider its only a two hour drive up to Béal Feirste. If we can do it ourselves, then we should. Just because K.T. are putting on a bus for us, does not mean we have to use them, if we can organise one ourselves cheaper and cater for our own needs (Drink / Singing / and more Drinking) rather than a 3 course meal with some old codgers then we should do it. And if Flash can throw in some free Heineken or Becks or whatever it is you brew it would be even better!
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Post by Slipper1 »

Count me in for the bus - If we dont get a bus, then thanks for the offer of the lift Flash, very kind of you, I would be delighted to go to Ravenhill in your car. (You dont still have that red toyota do you?)
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Post by Duke Raoul »

I will be definitely be going. If it's on our own bus all the better and if it were free then better still. Count me in.
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Post by sarah_lennon »

As the Aircoach is only €18 return think I can source my own lunch!

Better if all went together for da craic
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Post by Dave Cahill »

sarah_lennon wrote:As the Aircoach is only €18 return think I can source my own lunch!

Better if all went together for da craic
Don't worry, Ckav will go for chips!
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Post by sarah_lennon »

Dave Cahill wrote:
sarah_lennon wrote:As the Aircoach is only €18 return think I can source my own lunch!

Better if all went together for da craic
Don't worry, Ckav will go for chips!
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Post by sexy_rexy »

Count me in for whichever way we do, maybe we should start a new thread, purely dedicated to getting numbers for the bus.
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Post by sexy_rexy »

Sounds easy......
0.00 Start out at Donnybrook,Dublin
1.17 At traffic signals continue forward on Leeson Street Upper
0.34 At traffic signals continue forward onto St Stephens Green South
0.12 Bear left onto St Stephens Green South
0.13 Continue forward onto Cuffe Street
0.36 Continue forward onto Cathedral View Court Cathedral View Court
0.07 Turn right onto New Street South
0.32 At traffic signals continue forward onto St Michaels Hill
0.02 Continue forward onto Winetavern Street
0.13 Turn left onto Merchants Quay
0.16 Turn right onto Father Mathew Bridge
0.34 At Junction 29 turn right onto King Street North
0.46 Continue forward onto Dorset Street Upper
2.43 Continue forward onto the M1 (signposted Belfast)
22.10 Toll Plaza
29.69 At roundabout take the 1st exit onto the N1
5.71 At border with Northern Ireland continue forward onto the A1
2.91 At Cloughogue Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Craigmore Way
3.11 At Mc Cann'S Courner roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Carnbane Way
0.28 At Carbane Roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Carnbane Way
0.62 At Damolly Roundabout take the 1st exit onto the A1
10.03 Continue forward onto Dromore Road 14.14 At Hillsborough Roundabout take the 1st exit onto Hillsborough Road
1.22 At roundabout take the 2nd exit onto Hillsborough Road
0.30 At Sprucefield Roundabout take the 2nd exit, then join the M1
8.62 At roundabout take the 3rd exit onto the A12
0.92 At roundabout take the 3rd exit onto Grosvenor Road
0.34 Turn left onto College Square East
0.38 Continue forward onto Donegall Square East Donegall Square East
0.02 Continue forward onto Adelaide Street Adelaide Street
0.24 Turn left onto Ormeau Avenue Ormeau Avenue
0.10 Turn right onto Ormeau Road
0.66 Cross Ormeau Bridge
0.21 Turn left onto Park Road Park Road
0.31 Turn left onto Ravenhill Road
0.27 Turn right onto Ardenlee Avenue
0.46 Turn right onto Shelbourne Road
0.21 Turn right onto Onslow Parade
0.20 Arrive at Ravenhill Rugby Ground,Down
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sarah_lennon
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Post by sarah_lennon »

Not Antrim?
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