AnCearrbhach

We have a full blown international border through our country. Partitionist talk like that from an Irish man is much more annoying that the ignorance of some English boy.

Some marketing team in fairness. Brilliant ad.

Heres hoping that's not the only table City top this year.

Tickets will not be an issue for St Pats attendance might be below 1000 for that one. I'll probabably be in Dayler myself with my club being at home in Cork so let's hope it's a decent show for all us neutrals.

I've spent summers in all three and wold take Cork for the added appeal of proper beaches and watersports along with it being a nicer city to spend a day walking around. Festivals in every Irish city every smmer so they're all good craic. Live in Dublin so not talking through my hole although I too am biased. TA be welcome anywhere regardless.

Don't know about that I stayed in Szczecin for the Euros and thought it was the best idea ever. I'd recommend any Scots to stay in Galway or Cork and travel to Dublin for matchday. You get a more authentic Irish experience in either city. One issue is the trains don't run that late in Ireland but the bus would take 3 hours and they run through the night.

Likewise, at least they run a decent league our CEO makes 350k winning the league nets a club 100k

Only allocating 5% and then selling home tickets to Irish adresses was madness and showed ineptitude from the SFA that we Irish are only used to seeing from the FAI.

10 % was agreed by all at the fixture meeting the Scot's backed down on their word. I hope we give ye 10 and don't get petty although our lad in charge is inept to the max. Scottish fans were great when the music was on and 5 mins after the goal but apart from that they seemed only capable of booing. Don't like that why boo an away team chanting when you can out-sing them so easily. Had a few sound scots around me and bar a few coins and fags thrown our way and a few digs in the back after the goal I thought the experience was grand. On the pitch the Scots deserved it no doubt, look forward to seeing the TA again in June