dublin tickets

just to let all those who are heading to dublin know that my tickets came on monday... hope you will all get yours soon

Mines too, Yeyhey!!!!

cosbird wrote:

just to let all those who are heading to dublin know that my tickets came on monday... hope you will all get yours soon

Hello Cosbird and Dexter

Glad you have your tickets

going to be some tour

all the best

Setzer68cb

The "ISLANDS" are going to ROCK.

A tour thats last 2 dates are Glasgow and Dublin.
Makes a lot of sense to me!
Why should London,get that BAG?

Glasgow/Dublin has class!

Never been too Dublin,but Know that we will get a show and a half!

Mark.

My Dublin ticket come today, I stay 3-4 days in town. Any tourist tips?

sidelakebob wrote:

My Dublin ticket come today, I stay 3-4 days in town. Any tourist tips?

first off all i can say is bring plenty of money were pretty expensive over here, secondly bring plenty of painkillers with you if your a bit of a drinker its nothing compared to what you'll experience over here and the morning after is nothing to look forward to.. thirdly and most importantly is .. just come...pun not intented for all you double entendre people.. we will show you a good time..again i mean that in a most hospitable way....

seriously though you'll have a great time theres lots to do over here and its a great city(i have to say that i'm getting a commision from the irish tourist board)............

cosbird wrote:

sidelakebob wrote:

My Dublin ticket come today, I stay 3-4 days in town. Any tourist tips?

first off all i can say is bring plenty of money were pretty expensive over here, secondly bring plenty of painkillers with you if your a bit of a drinker its nothing compared to what you'll experience over here and the morning after is nothing to look forward to.. thirdly and most importantly is .. just come...pun not intented for all you double entendre people.. we will show you a good time..again i mean that in a most hospitable way....

seriously though you'll have a great time theres lots to do over here and its a great city(i have to say that i'm getting a commision from the irish tourist board)............

Oh matron.You don't happen to be a script writer for a new Carry On film,by any chance?CARRY ON ROCKIN.

Hey Guys

I'm a Manchester lad but with a brand new baby due on August 26th I can only get (allowed to go) to two gigs. The only question is which two?

The reasoning goes like this.......I was in Glasgow for the Nashvillains gig and had a SUPERB night and Dublin is the LAST ONE!

Anyways...gonna get the train to Glasgow then ferry/plane to Dublin...and miss the only gig I can get the bus to in 20 mins!!!!!!!

Anyone with best advice on places to stay and travel ideas most welcome

BTW Tickets for both gigs arrived pretty quickly and now in a bank vault with armed security guards!

cosbird wrote:

sidelakebob wrote:

My Dublin ticket come today, I stay 3-4 days in town. Any tourist tips?

first off all i can say is bring plenty of money were pretty expensive over here, secondly bring plenty of painkillers with you if your a bit of a drinker its nothing compared to what you'll experience over here and the morning after is nothing to look forward to.. thirdly and most importantly is .. just come...pun not intented for all you double entendre people.. we will show you a good time..again i mean that in a most hospitable way....

seriously though you'll have a great time theres lots to do over here and its a great city(i have to say that i'm getting a commision from the irish tourist board)............

Thank you Cosbird. Last gig on tour i think its gonna be a little bit of a party.

Being a bit of a dumbkopf with the old technology, i think i have got an extra ticket for Dublin. When it's all sold out or whatever, if anyone wants it, bear me in mind.

By the way, i'm not a ticket tout and i don't want extra bucks for it. Actually, thinking about it, it's bought and paid for, so if someone wants it and they're a nice person, it's up for grabs.

I really am all about the music y'know. And I'm good to boogie

Love and peace

Mikey xx

bogusbill wrote:

Hey Guys

I'm a Manchester lad but with a brand new baby due on August 26th I can only get (allowed to go) to two gigs. The only question is which two?

The reasoning goes like this.......I was in Glasgow for the Nashvillains gig and had a SUPERB night and Dublin is the LAST ONE!

Anyways...gonna get the train to Glasgow then ferry/plane to Dublin...and miss the only gig I can get the bus to in 20 mins!!!!!!!

Anyone with best advice on places to stay and travel ideas most welcome

BTW Tickets for both gigs arrived pretty quickly and now in a bank vault with armed security guards!

Hey Bogus

Mine's due in July and I have the same problem. I'm doing Glasgee and Dublin.. How ironic that I live in Sheffield, and I'm missing the Manchester gig?

Gotta love our women and kids hehe?


Mikey

Hello Bogusbill

First congrats on new baby.......

Jurys Inn Hotel on Jamaica Street Glasgow is within walking distance of Carling Academy where the Cats are playing however at a starting price of £60 per night is a wee bit expensive

http://glasgowhotels.jurysinns.com/

if you want to look at that option......

Also you may want to look at

http://www.gnws.co.uk/html/cheap_hotels.htm

these are more reasonable priced but are however a bit further away from Carling Academy....

Another wee bit of information Glasgow has september weekend holiday I think it is the weekend after the Cats play but just be careful with availability (but dont think it should be a problem)

Hope this is of some help...

Glad you had a good night at Nashvillians concert I was at that one myself and managed to see the Cats when they played Manchester 2004 a great night was had there

anyway all the best for now

setzer68cb

Hey Mikey, congrats to you too! How are you getting from Glasgae to Dublin?

Thanks for the info Setzer68CB - much appreciated. Got myself in at the Jurys Inn - only a couple of rooms left when I booked. Guess there are going to be a few quiffs knocking about Glasgow on friday afternoon! Which are the best pubs to head for?

1st one you come to. hic.

Glasgow is going to Rock.

Nice one, Memphis.

Jurys is sold out right now but if your heart's set on that one keep checking - their website guarantees the lowest rates.

Follow setzer68cbs' link for less expensive Glasgow lodging. Book now if you can, wherever you stay, that's a busy weekend. Glasgow is dead easy to get around, it doesn't really matter where you stay. There are buses, the underground, taxis... Get a B&B and make sure you get a good breakfast with blood sausage. My only recommendation besides lots of whisky and Irn-Bru!

Ryan Air www.ryanair.com, phone 0871 246 0000
Some Ryan Air flights may leave from Prestwick which is a little ways out of the city; watch out for early morning flights.

Also keep an eye on specials from Aer Lingus www.aerlingus.com, phone 0845 084 4444.

Glasgow Airport website info:
http://www.glasgow-airport-uk.info/glasgow-airport-airline-contact-details.htm

Not looking at the falling dollar, not looking at the falling dollar....

just too let all those who are heading to the dublin gig know that the irish psychobilly band Spellbound are meant to be performing a gig the night before in dublin, which will get us all in the mood....will let you all know nearer september the place and time..........

bogusbill wrote:

Hey Mikey, congrats to you too! How are you getting from Glasgae to Dublin?

Thanks for the info Setzer68CB - much appreciated. Got myself in at the Jurys Inn - only a couple of rooms left when I booked. Guess there are going to be a few quiffs knocking about Glasgow on friday afternoon! Which are the best pubs to head for?

Hi Bogusbill

Glad you got sorted out with Jury's.......

There are a couple of pubs on street where hotel is

McSorleys..... mixture of music and beer there
Crystal Palace.......no music as witherspoon pub but is quite a big place and you can get food if you want

Hotel is in city centre so there are a lot more places

will get back to you with some more

all the best for now

setzer68cb

Hi Eskimopie

Always thought Irn Bru was used for medicinal purposes i.e Hangover Cure and not a mixer usually when asked what do you mix with whisky reply is more whisky

all the best for now

Setzer68cb

Disclaimer: whisky and water, whisky and more whisky- please not whisky and Irn-Bru together! That's.... kind of horrifying!

I"ve called off the London Ticket today,to slow in coming.

But GLASGOW will ROCK.

IRN BRU - That not for killing mice?.

bogusbill wrote:

Hey Mikey, congrats to you too! How are you getting from Glasgae to Dublin?

Thanks for the info Setzer68CB - much appreciated. Got myself in at the Jurys Inn - only a couple of rooms left when I booked. Guess there are going to be a few quiffs knocking about Glasgow on friday afternoon! Which are the best pubs to head for?

Buffy and I are flying from Glasgee to Dub, ain't we Buff???

Best pub in Glasgow for us Rockabilly's is opposite The Garage nightclub (can't remember it's name, but follow the Goth's and you're there. Also, there are a couple of Backstreet bars just off Sauchiehall that have pretty good Blues bands at weekends. Again, names escape me, but I know exactly where they are. If anyone is up for meeting up to check out some bars on the 'night off', let me know - i'll give ya my mobile (cellphone) number.

Gotta stick together huh?

Mikey

What a great weekend it gonna be, The Dublin gig is already on fire!

Pub nights, flights, whisky, Irn-Bru (but not mixed together!).... not only is it all about the music, it's about the friendships. Looking forward to seeing old friends and meeting new ones. Glasgow's always ready but Dublin, are you???

EskimoPie wrote:

Pub nights, flights, whisky, Irn-Bru (but not mixed together!).... not only is it all about the music, it's about the friendships. Looking forward to seeing old friends and meeting new ones. Glasgow's always ready but Dublin, are you???

i'll take that as a rethorical question, being the party capital of the world dublin is always ready