Anyone know what was the biggest attended over the weekend??
Just asking
Just asking
A big weekend for Sport accross the Globe
- Thread starter bazalini
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Superbowl ?
No - 72,500
I heard a golf tournament brought in over 80,000 for Sunday alone.
73,102 for FBD in US - Yes was big - still not the biggest
Wow then this is a tough one... did Milan play at home?
Edit: No, they didn't... don't tell us the answer Baz I want to figure this one out
Edit: No, they didn't... don't tell us the answer Baz I want to figure this one out
Croke Park
Yes - Croke Park in Dublin was filled to capacity 82,167 to watch Dublin get their league campaign underway
82167 following a team that i had no idea it existed
wow!!!!!!!! i mean wowowowowow
wow!!!!!!!! i mean wowowowowow
82167 following a team that i had no idea it existed
wow!!!!!!!! i mean wowowowowow
Gaelic Football Marcos - Amateur sport but professional attitudes all-round!
http://www.tyronegaa.ie/county/football/news/story.jsp?newsid=755
the only way i'll add another sport in my list of interests is if it's played by fit women in miniskirts and no panties
is it?
I think you'll find that their were quite a lot of Tyrone and Northern fans at that game Baz. and they watched the current All Ireland Champions get their league campaign off to the perfect start.
That's impressive...
Gaelic football was a pain in the arse when I was in Dublin, some big game was on that clashed with the CS final.
Gaelic football was a pain in the arse when I was in Dublin, some big game was on that clashed with the CS final.
You obviously never heard of Michaela Harte
See Pillar in that photo - a pig in a pigs uniform
See Pillar in that photo - a pig in a pigs uniform
A Garda - And Paul Caffrey is a Gent....
Behaviour of a Gent - I think not!
"One in - All in..." - Pillar pre-match prep talk at the "Battle of Omagh" that led his players into mayhem on the field!
Also his shoulder charge into the back of Mayo coach John Morrison before the 2006 All-Ireland semi-final...
"One in - All in..." - Pillar pre-match prep talk at the "Battle of Omagh" that led his players into mayhem on the field!
Also his shoulder charge into the back of Mayo coach John Morrison before the 2006 All-Ireland semi-final...
Very true.
I think you'll find that their were quite a lot of Tyrone and Northern fans at that game Baz. and they watched the current All Ireland Champions get their league campaign off to the perfect start.
I was there! Actually when you put it how Baz did that it had more than the superbowl that's a fantastic achievement for everyone involved in the GAA. It wasn't just Tyrone and Dublin fans at it. I was sitting beside a few from Kerry and was along with people from Donegal. Afterall who wouldn't want to see the All Ireland Champs?
It was a celebration of the Gaa & the whole Country was represented in huge numbers!
I was there too, and i'd go every Saturday night if only!
Did you watch Tyrone go through their drills before kick-off - that was very impressive i have to say, and i'm not just saying that through bias. They are so meticulous in their preparation. My Kerry missus has never seen anything like it & she's been following Kerry for 15 years!
I've a great feeling about this season
It was a celebration of the Gaa & the whole Country was represented in huge numbers!
I was there too, and i'd go every Saturday night if only!
Did you watch Tyrone go through their drills before kick-off - that was very impressive i have to say, and i'm not just saying that through bias. They are so meticulous in their preparation. My Kerry missus has never seen anything like it & she's been following Kerry for 15 years!
I've a great feeling about this season
Yeah it was brilliant to watch. I miss that playing football up here in Donegal. Not half the same commitment and takes ages waiting for a drill to get going. If only they took note. Yeah saturday nights suit better for most!
Donegal lads are lazy fecks
Saturday nights are wicked for going to live games. When I was in Wellington, New Zealand, i'd go to the West Pack stadium every fortnight to watch the Wellington Hurricanes - great craic & completely different to the normal....
If only they could have some game in Crokers every week - even a Snooker match i'd go
I hope they are not going to up the prices this year again once they lose the soccer and rugby games. I'd actually like to see the prices drop since it is a family game and alot of families or going to find it tough in the coming year to follow their teams.