I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is: http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
StuF wrote:I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is: http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
Take them all up to the Sally Gap and leave them there with a Euro - then tell them that they have to get back (on their own) to Keilys. The first 1/3 back get a full supper with beer and wine, the second 1/3 back get a bowl of chips and some mineral water, the last 1/3 back have to pay for it all
"I don't think Edinburgh is the place it used to be"
You could always take them out for a pic nic to the beach at Donnybrook.......banana sandwiches, Tayto cheese and onion and over stewed tea on a tartan rug.
sheepshagger wrote:If theres a lot more girls than guys. . . Nude Twister! (after a few pints of course). . .it can be done in any open plan office after hours.
You work with CKav right? Fair play to ya Sheepshagger!
sheepshagger wrote:If theres a lot more girls than guys. . . Nude Twister! (after a few pints of course). . .it can be done in any open plan office after hours.
You work with CKav right? Fair play to ya Sheepshagger!
Flash, you're feeling particularly brave today, I take it.
StuF wrote:I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is: http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.
StuF wrote:I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is: http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.
sheepshagger wrote:If theres a lot more girls than guys. . . Nude Twister! (after a few pints of course). . .it can be done in any open plan office after hours.
You work with CKav right? Fair play to ya Sheepshagger!
Flash, you're feeling particularly brave today, I take it.
Dead man walking......Hail Mary Full of Grace, oh hang on, wrong religion.
StuF wrote:I've been lumped with organising a summer work day/half day out somewhere for 20-25 people.
Anybody got any original suggestions from something they've done recently. Best I've seen so far is: http://www.pcquad.com/ which has a choice of activities.
There's also the other obvious one - go-karting.
BTW - as I have executive power here we're not going paintballing
Any ideas will be most welcome.
Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.
wayhay - a sensible answer - cheers ck
thank you thank you, I'm here all week.
And I have been bullied into applying to work for the Social Commissshhheeeeee in my own workplace, so I need to get thinking about this kind of thing myself!
Let me know how it goes.
Flash Gordon wrote:
You work with CKav right? Fair play to ya Sheepshagger!
Flash, you're feeling particularly brave today, I take it.
Dead man walking......Hail Mary Full of Grace, oh hang on, wrong religion.
We wouldnt' have the likes of you. Shouting AFFLUENCE! at inappropriate moments, or standing up when you're supposed to be kneeling down, or singing
He is Lord
He is Lord
He has Risen From the Dead
and He is Lord
Ev'ry Knee Shall Bow
Ev'ry Tongue Con-fess
I suggested going paint-balling but using lead pellets instead of the paint ones at work today. No-one seemed interested.
Similarly, when one lad suggested we go karting and I told him he didn't need to hot-wire it, he wasn't particularly amused. Dunno why though...... he's DNS.
ckav wrote:
Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.
There ias also a great cooking place in Dun Laoghaire - cooks academy - http://www.cooksacademy.com - been there done that - they have a great BBQ course / day I would well recommend it.
ckav wrote:
Cooking in BrookLodge? Half day courses,followed by eating what you've cooked, with wine etc? apparently they're good fun.
There ias also a great cooking place in Dun Laoghaire - cooks academy - http://www.cooksacademy.com - been there done that - they have a great BBQ course / day I would well recommend it.
Glad to hear it - very accessible too! I bought a friend, a voucher for the same place as a wedding gift, so good to know you'd recommend it.
UL activity centre, as used by, Munster, Newcastle, Northampton & others.. Dragon boat racing great fun.. or if your prefer more sedate Boat trip out of Killaloe, champagne & strawberries.. followed by session in Brendan Graces bar.. depending on your location Killaloe is 2 hours from M50
