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*paisley_hibee* · 11-01-05, 13:50

Just been having a look on the main chat and sunshine on leith has booked the holiday inn for £44.50 per room plus breakfast .... dont know what kinda rooms they r thou', could be worth a shot? or the Days Hotel? I dont know the where abouts to have a look but days hotel was £35

Whats the thoughts on where we can book up?

Cheers

jockodile · 11-01-05, 17:05

might be better doing this soon?

**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 11-01-05, 18:57

Days Hotel is fairly handy to the venue (you'll need a taxi but it isn't far), Holiday Inn is reasonably close also.

We're starting to get quite a few emails asking about tickets so it's looking like a cracking night!!

**jimmyhibs** · 11-01-05, 20:34

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Ireland Hibby

Days Hotel is fairly handy to the venue (you'll need a taxi but it isn't far), Holiday Inn is reasonably close also.

We're starting to get quite a few emails asking about tickets so it's looking like a cracking night!!

it've still been a cracking night if it was just me, you and eddie.
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jockodile · 12-01-05, 13:13

Re matches on the Saturday, this is on the BBC site.

March 12th
Ards v Ballymena, 15:00
Cliftonville v Dungannon Swifts, 15:00
Institute v Glentoran, 15:00
Larne v Coleraine, 15:00
Limavady v Portadown, 15:00
Linfield v Omagh, 15:00
Lisburn Distillery v Crusaders, 15:00
Loughgall v Newry, 15:00

Did I hear Glasgowian indicate he fancied going along to Glentoran? (or mibbie I woz just wasted at Xmas night)

If so,then they are away...anyone know where Institute is?
And would going with Hibs tops on be acceptable?

**jimmyhibs** · 12-01-05, 16:26

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Originally Posted by jockodile

Re matches on the Saturday, this is on the BBC site.

March 12th
Ards v Ballymena, 15:00
Cliftonville v Dungannon Swifts, 15:00
Institute v Glentoran, 15:00
Larne v Coleraine, 15:00
Limavady v Portadown, 15:00
Linfield v Omagh, 15:00
Lisburn Distillery v Crusaders, 15:00
Loughgall v Newry, 15:00

Did I hear Glasgowian indicate he fancied going along to Glentoran? (or mibbie I woz just wasted at Xmas night)

If so,then they are away...anyone know where Institute is?
And would going with Hibs tops on be acceptable?

if joe t has anything to do with it, it'll be the women's institute.
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you saying ian is a closet glen? i knew he'd 'come out' if you applied enough jungle juice.
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C'MON THE GLENS!!

*glasgowian* · 12-01-05, 20:15

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if joe t has anything to do with it, it'll be the women's institute.
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you saying ian is a closet glen? i knew he'd 'come out' if you applied enough jungle juice.
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C'MON THE GLENS!!

WHIT
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Dunno about anyone else but I'll be at Solitude supporting the Reds of Cliftonville (hangover permitting). Vini & flag are also rumoured to be making an appearance, unless he bumps into some Asda checkout girls the night before that is
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Hibernian_Dub · 12-01-05, 20:16

Institute come from Derry City, so I think you can forget about that one as it's a good distance from Belfast.

Probably the only ground (in Belfast, anyway) where the Hibs top would be acceptable would be at Cliftonville. Well, it was when we played them there in '95
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érin go brágh,
Keith

**Northern Ireland Hibby** · 12-01-05, 20:19

'Fizzure', who uses our forum, knows his spuds when it comes to Irish soccer - I'll ask him to look in on this thread and see if he can help.

Hibernian_Dub · 12-01-05, 20:23

Anyone going back on the boat could stop off at Larne.

Unless you have a death-wish, I would not recommend anybody to wear anything green to Windsor Park (Linfield).

Solitude (Clifonville) is a very, very Celtic-friendly place, so if that's not your thing, stay away. I certainly will
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fizzure · 13-01-05, 17:12

I'll be at Solitude for the Cliftonville game that saturday, youse would be more than welcome. Glens would be out of the way, and trust me, youse wouldn't want to go to Institute. Its near 2 hours on the bus from Belfast, and the place is completely alcohol free, pokey wee ground full of bible-bashers.

Seems to be caught on a shít week for fixtures, the only half decent game is the Limavady v Portadown game, 4th vs 3rd, but Limavady is a brave journey away, and Portadown are the biggest bunch of bitter cúnts you are likely to come across, every time we go there we get several bricks through the window on the bus.

fizzure · 13-01-05, 17:23

Oh and if you're worried about wearing a Hibee top in a Smelticy-type area, you'll be grand, I do it all the time up in the bar at the ground, you'll be grand. Solitude is where most supporters of foreign teams come to for a game when their over here, we had 9 Borrussia Dortmund supporters over for the derby on Boxing Day, I've seen St Pauli, Ath Bilbao, Everton supporters at the ground in the last few seasons to name but a few, and Shamrock Rovers bring a crowd up at least 3 or 4 times a season.

**jimmyhibs** · 13-01-05, 17:30

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Originally Posted by fizzure

Oh and if you're worried about wearing a Hibee top in a Smelticy-type area, you'll be grand, I do it all the time up in the bar at the ground, you'll be grand. Solitude is where most supporters of foreign teams come to for a game when their over here, we had 9 Borrussia Dortmund supporters over for the derby on Boxing Day, I've seen St Pauli, Ath Bilbao, Everton supporters at the ground in the last few seasons to name but a few, and Shamrock Rovers bring a crowd up at least 3 or 4 times a season.

looks like soltitude by default.
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*glasgowian* · 13-01-05, 18:11

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looks like soltitude by default.
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No default about it James it was always Solitude for me - 'MON THE REDS
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**jimmyhibs** · 13-01-05, 18:30

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No default about it James it was always Solitude for me - 'MON THE REDS
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always the glens for me. but i''l support the 'ville for a day.
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Hibernian_Dub · 13-01-05, 19:56

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and Shamrock Rovers bring a crowd up at least 3 or 4 times a season.

Another good reason for me to stay in a bar well away from Solitude
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The only thing worst than Celtic hooped tops is the sight of Shamrock Rvs fans in hooped jerseys
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**jimmyhibs** · 24-01-05, 21:53

Quote:

Originally Posted by Northern Ireland Hibby

Days Hotel is fairly handy to the venue (you'll need a taxi but it isn't far), Holiday Inn is reasonably close also.

We're starting to get quite a few emails asking about tickets so it's looking like a cracking night!!

yep! days hotel for me. any one else booked into the days inn?

jockodile · 25-01-05, 12:10

I'm going to looking into booking accom soon Jimmy,
if Days hotel is convenient then I'll give them a call

John

*glasgowian* · 25-01-05, 20:05

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Originally Posted by jimmyhibs

yep! days hotel for me. any one else booked into the days inn?

What's the damage ?

We can have a chat about this at the meeting on Thursday.

Hibernian_Dub · 25-01-05, 21:37

Guys, I know most of you that are going to the Belfast bash probably already have their accomadation sorted but if you haven’t and you want to treat yourself or ‘er indoors , you might be interested in the deal on offer from the Hilton Hotel.

This 5 star hotel, complete with fitness room, pool etc are offering 2 nights bed and breakfast with one evening meal for 2 people for stg£139 all in. 6 of us already booked in.
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**Vini1875** · 25-01-05, 21:57

Dublin boys doing it in style

Hibernian_Dub · 26-01-05, 13:11

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Dublin boys doing it in style

As always, Vini, as always
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Looking forward to see your flag btw
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11-01-05, 13:50	#1
paisley_hibee Paisley Radge Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Sunny Paisley Age: 25 Posts: 445 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 6	F.A.O those going to Belfast Just been having a look on the main chat and sunshine on leith has booked the holiday inn for £44.50 per room plus breakfast .... dont know what kinda rooms they r thou', could be worth a shot? or the Days Hotel? I dont know the where abouts to have a look but days hotel was £35 Whats the thoughts on where we can book up? Cheers __________________ Defence is the best form of Attack! WILLIE MCKAY LEAVE OUR CLUB ALONE!!!

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Northern Ireland Hibby nihibs.com radge Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: In County Antrim, so I am Age: 31 Posts: 9,344 Thanks: 138 Thanked 68 Times in 42 Posts Rep Power: 18	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast Days Hotel is fairly handy to the venue (you'll need a taxi but it isn't far), Holiday Inn is reasonably close also. We're starting to get quite a few emails asking about tickets so it's looking like a cracking night!! __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Never pick another man's pineapple

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jockodile Toddler Radge Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Sydney Posts: 194 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast Re matches on the Saturday, this is on the BBC site. March 12th Ards v Ballymena, 15:00 Cliftonville v Dungannon Swifts, 15:00 Institute v Glentoran, 15:00 Larne v Coleraine, 15:00 Limavady v Portadown, 15:00 Linfield v Omagh, 15:00 Lisburn Distillery v Crusaders, 15:00 Loughgall v Newry, 15:00 Did I hear Glasgowian indicate he fancied going along to Glentoran? (or mibbie I woz just wasted at Xmas night) If so,then they are away...anyone know where Institute is? And would going with Hibs tops on be acceptable?

12-01-05, 20:16	#8
Hibernian_Dub Northside Radge Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Dublin, Ireland Posts: 521 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 0	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast Institute come from Derry City, so I think you can forget about that one as it's a good distance from Belfast. Probably the only ground (in Belfast, anyway) where the Hibs top would be acceptable would be at Cliftonville. Well, it was when we played them there in '95 To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. érin go brágh, Keith __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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Northern Ireland Hibby nihibs.com radge Join Date: Oct 2002 Location: In County Antrim, so I am Age: 31 Posts: 9,344 Thanks: 138 Thanked 68 Times in 42 Posts Rep Power: 18	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast 'Fizzure', who uses our forum, knows his spuds when it comes to Irish soccer - I'll ask him to look in on this thread and see if he can help. __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. Never pick another man's pineapple

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Hibernian_Dub Northside Radge Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Dublin, Ireland Posts: 521 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 0	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast Anyone going back on the boat could stop off at Larne. Unless you have a death-wish, I would not recommend anybody to wear anything green to Windsor Park (Linfield). Solitude (Clifonville) is a very, very Celtic-friendly place, so if that's not your thing, stay away. I certainly will To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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fizzure Toddler Radge Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Belfast Age: 22 Posts: 191 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 0	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast I'll be at Solitude for the Cliftonville game that saturday, youse would be more than welcome. Glens would be out of the way, and trust me, youse wouldn't want to go to Institute. Its near 2 hours on the bus from Belfast, and the place is completely alcohol free, pokey wee ground full of bible-bashers. Seems to be caught on a shít week for fixtures, the only half decent game is the Limavady v Portadown game, 4th vs 3rd, but Limavady is a brave journey away, and Portadown are the biggest bunch of bitter cúnts you are likely to come across, every time we go there we get several bricks through the window on the bus.

13-01-05, 17:23	#12
fizzure Toddler Radge Join Date: Jun 2003 Location: Belfast Age: 22 Posts: 191 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 0	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast Oh and if you're worried about wearing a Hibee top in a Smelticy-type area, you'll be grand, I do it all the time up in the bar at the ground, you'll be grand. Solitude is where most supporters of foreign teams come to for a game when their over here, we had 9 Borrussia Dortmund supporters over for the derby on Boxing Day, I've seen St Pauli, Ath Bilbao, Everton supporters at the ground in the last few seasons to name but a few, and Shamrock Rovers bring a crowd up at least 3 or 4 times a season.

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jockodile Toddler Radge Join Date: Oct 2003 Location: Sydney Posts: 194 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 6	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast I'm going to looking into booking accom soon Jimmy, if Days hotel is convenient then I'll give them a call John

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Hibernian_Dub Northside Radge Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Dublin, Ireland Posts: 521 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts Rep Power: 0	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast Guys, I know most of you that are going to the Belfast bash probably already have their accomadation sorted but if you haven’t and you want to treat yourself or ‘er indoors , you might be interested in the deal on offer from the Hilton Hotel. This 5 star hotel, complete with fitness room, pool etc are offering 2 nights bed and breakfast with one evening meal for 2 people for stg£139 all in. 6 of us already booked in. To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. __________________ To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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Vini1875 Radge Private Member Join Date: Sep 2002 Location: Glasgow Age: 45 Posts: 1,178 My Mood: Thanks: 0 Thanked 1 Time in 1 Post Rep Power: 9	Re: F.A.O those going to Belfast Dublin boys doing it in style __________________ Erin Go Bragh For all your westie wear, log on to To view links or images in signatures your post count must be 5 or greater. You currently have 0 posts.

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