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tinderella53 wrote:Claire lets keep the extra date as quiet as possible..... not many lurkers on the forum these days, and maybe we will get lucky and get good seats nearer the front this time. 2 nights in a row of Mr Cohen, heaven on earth!
I will even put up with Damian Rice, but then again, if we have our seats we can hang out at the chippy till he is finished

Excellent plan

Real-Alan, I take it all back. I thought you were a geuine poster but I see you're just a ticket lurker. Sorry we won't have the pleasure of your company in Dublin. And sorry I can't be with you in Manchester. Long hop from the West Coat of Ireland to Manchester. You wouldn't be a West-Brit would you? Slan is beannacht.

Hello everyone,

What is the best way to be sure of getting the best tickets you can? Is it to sit on the website until it opens? Or to phone Ticketmaster? Or to actually queue up at a Ticketmaster sales location.

Missed out on tickets for Saturday and Sunday because I was travelling. Want to be sure to get a pair for Friday.

Jim

Athena wrote:Hello everyone,

What is the best way to be sure of getting the best tickets you can? Is it to sit on the website until it opens? Or to phone Ticketmaster? Or to actually queue up at a Ticketmaster sales location.

Missed out on tickets for Saturday and Sunday because I was travelling. Want to be sure to get a pair for Friday.

Jim

Don't bother with the phone Jim, too slow. Internet is your best bet if you have a broadband connection. Otherwise I'd queue if I were you. Nice and Early!

fisherinbelfast wrote:fisrt time in dublin mr cohen gave a redition of Kevin Barry , this will undoubtable be his last time in dublin maybe he,ll do it again. by the way anyone got an mp3 track of l.c doing kevin barry ? love to hear it.

Hello to you fisherinbelfast ,

I have that Kevin Barry MP3. I'm not sure if you can attach MP3's to postings but I can email it to you if you like, ( or anybody for that matter )

Let Me Know

Lynam

catman wrote:Regarding Dublin hotels - the 3* Russell Court on Harcourt Street is central and reasonably priced, but has a reputation for being noisy on certain nights because of its clubs - we're staying there during the week, so I'll post a 'review' afterwards.

My advice is don't go there unless you're not bothered by noise, otherwise it's great value for the price - amazing location and nice breakfast too. But they provide you with complimentary earplugs, so that should tell you something. We stayed there on a wednesday night, and the music didn't stop til about 3am - didn't really bother us, we were having a private party in our room... but if you need a full night's sleep, I'd look elsewhere.

Red Poppy wrote:Real-Alan, I take it all back. I thought you were a geuine poster but I see you're just a ticket lurker. Sorry we won't have the pleasure of your company in Dublin. And sorry I can't be with you in Manchester. Long hop from the West Coat of Ireland to Manchester. You wouldn't be a West-Brit would you? Slan is beannacht.

ah, Poppy, I'm honoured you took the time to research my meagre posting history.... and you should know, nothing is as it seems... nothing is "real"

I'll keep an eye out for you in Dublin.... (or will I...?) Slán go fóill

I have shortlisted seven people, all coincidentally female, for the Manchester backstage and dinner - am awaiting photos from two, five have arrived.
Decision day is Wed 19th March.
And thank you Damellon, Diane and Claire for the photographs
Still awaiting yours Miss 1953.
William

William - wherever you are - have you chosen your backstage babe yet??
If so, please return my photograph.
You may keep The Cambridge Companion to Modern Irish Culture, with my compliments.

i think i may arrive a little late now, can't stand damien rice. i have tried, but no i just don't get him.

Alan (real or otherwise) where do you get those fadas or are you just pleased to see me?

Red Poppy wrote:Alan (real or otherwise) where do you get those fadas or are you just pleased to see me?

No, that's just a harmonica in my pocket...

real-alan wrote:

Red Poppy wrote:Alan (real or otherwise) where do you get those fadas or are you just pleased to see me?

No, that's just a harmonica in my pocket...

a 32 note one obviously

confetti wrote:

real-alan wrote:

Red Poppy wrote:Alan (real or otherwise) where do you get those fadas or are you just pleased to see me?

No, that's just a harmonica in my pocket...

a 32 note one obviously

Have we met???? (sadly, it's diatonic.... )

(sadly, it's diatonic.... ) Does that mean you bend, overblow and can take up different positions, Alan?

damellon wrote:(sadly, it's diatonic.... ) Does that mean you bend, overblow and can take up different positions, Alan?

all of those, and I can give it a really good suck too...