Scarlets on the 23rd

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Scarlets on the 23rd

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Hi all,

Just wondering if theres many out there heading to Llanelli for the match?
Killester travel seem to be doing a half decent deal for 300 squids one night all in.
In two minds as to whether to go or not after the Edinburgh trip but a decent crowd heading over would sweeten the deal alright seen as I'll probably have to do a solo.
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Post by Leinsterman »

All the information you need is in THIS thread BlueBlood .... there's quite a few options though. However, a lot of people seem to be travelling over. :D
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There is a few of us going over alright. Leaving Dublin on Ryanair at 6.30am Sat and returning Sun at 3.30 with Aer Lingus. Train to Llanelli from Bristol (return) and one night in the same hotel as Killester. All in we paid about €135 per person sharing.
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Killester travel seem to be doing a half decent deal for 300 squids
apple sourz wrote:All in we paid about €135 per person sharing.

Indeed.
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300 lids to go to Wales, WALES :!: :!: :!: :!:
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Dave Cahill wrote:300 lids to go to Wales, WALES :!: :!: :!: :!:
I think KT can justify charging more on the basis that you have to spend less time in WALES. :roll:
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Tara wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote:300 lids to go to Wales, WALES :!: :!: :!: :!:
I think KT can justify charging more on the basis that you have to spend less time in WALES. :roll:
its not possible to spend enough time not being in WALES
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Dave Cahill wrote:
Tara wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote:300 lids to go to Wales, WALES :!: :!: :!: :!:
I think KT can justify charging more on the basis that you have to spend less time in WALES. :roll:
its not possible to spend enough time not being in WALES
Agreed. It is also not possible to spend enough money not being in WALES.
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Tara wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote:
Tara wrote: I think KT can justify charging more on the basis that you have to spend less time in WALES. :roll:
its not possible to spend enough time not being in WALES
Agreed. It is also not possible to spend enough money not being in WALES.
Maybe its the Cavan thing, but I've never spent a rex not being in WALES
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Dave Cahill wrote:
Tara wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote: its not possible to spend enough time not being in WALES
Agreed. It is also not possible to spend enough money not being in WALES.
Maybe its the Cavan thing, but I've never spent a rex not being in WALES
Erm, it must be a Cavan thing - what in God's name is a "rex"?
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Those flights are still cheap alright. Works out at about 40 squid at the mo.
Have you booked the trains already apple and if so for what times?
The original plan was to go with Killester and take it handy on the beer but it looks like thats out the window now.
Ended up spending a fortune in Edinburgh and was bollixed by the time kick off came. Sure, whats the harm!
Anyone else find any cheap accommodation?
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Tara wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote:
Tara wrote: Agreed. It is also not possible to spend enough money not being in WALES.
Maybe its the Cavan thing, but I've never spent a rex not being in WALES
Erm, it must be a Cavan thing - what in God's name is a "rex"?
Its a word meaning a coin, it comes from the fact that the kings head, whoever it was, was in the coin, with "<name> rex" around the edge of the coin
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Dave Cahill wrote:
Tara wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote: Maybe its the Cavan thing, but I've never spent a rex not being in WALES
Erm, it must be a Cavan thing - what in God's name is a "rex"?
Its a word meaning a coin, it comes from the fact that the kings head, whoever it was, was in the coin, with "<name> rex" around the edge of the coin
Aaah! You do indeed learn something new every day.

Still, with my Connacht trip being cut short I could be tempted. But is there any way to avoid having to spend a night in WALES?
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Tara wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote:
Tara wrote: Erm, it must be a Cavan thing - what in God's name is a "rex"?
Its a word meaning a coin, it comes from the fact that the kings head, whoever it was, was in the coin, with "<name> rex" around the edge of the coin
Aaah! You do indeed learn something new every day.

Still, with my Connacht trip being cut short I could be tempted. But is there any way to avoid having to spend a night in WALES?
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BlueBlood wrote:Those flights are still cheap alright. Works out at about 40 squid at the mo.
Have you booked the trains already apple and if so for what times?
The original plan was to go with Killester and take it handy on the beer but it looks like thats out the window now.
Ended up spending a fortune in Edinburgh and was bollixed by the time kick off came. Sure, whats the harm!
Anyone else find any cheap accommodation?
I haven't booked the train yet. Just buy a ticket at the station. The hotel is £75 per room so if you can get someone to share you're laughing.
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Dave Cahill wrote:
Tara wrote:
Dave Cahill wrote: Its a word meaning a coin, it comes from the fact that the kings head, whoever it was, was in the coin, with "<name> rex" around the edge of the coin
Aaah! You do indeed learn something new every day.

Still, with my Connacht trip being cut short I could be tempted. But is there any way to avoid having to spend a night in WALES?
Watch the game in DUBLIN
:idea:
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Tara wrote: But is there any way to avoid having to spend a night in WALES?
A few are going via Roslare. Out Sat morning and returning on the 3am ferry Sunday.
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I'd like to say that I'm now offended by this entire thread.

My Mummy's from Wales, and your disparaging remarks have all been noted.


That said, it is a dump, and I have to pay to get in. That's ridiculous. They should be giving me money to thank me for going.
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claire_m wrote:I'd like to say that I'm now offended by this entire thread.

My Mummy's from Wales, and your disparaging remarks have all been noted.


That said, it is a dump, and I have to pay to get in. That's ridiculous. They should be giving me money to thank me for going.
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Grumpy Old Man wrote:
claire_m wrote:I'd like to say that I'm now offended by this entire thread.

My Mummy's from Wales, and your disparaging remarks have all been noted.


That said, it is a dump, and I have to pay to get in. That's ridiculous. They should be giving me money to thank me for going.
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