April 29, 200619 yr I'm still here :rolleyes: I know....that's why I'm talking to you :rolleyes: ;) ;)
April 29, 200619 yr Author Never heard of Balgaddy before, :unsure: :rolleyes: I live about 30 minutes from the City ;) And of course you are all welcome to come over for a cup of tea ;) :rolleyes:
April 29, 200619 yr Never heard of Balgaddy before, :unsure: :o NOT???? Weird...I'm sure it was something like that.... *To lazy to look it up now...* :rolleyes: I live about 30 minutes from the City ;) And of course you are all welcome to come over for a cup of tea ;) :rolleyes:
April 29, 200619 yr A cup of tea? :( Yeah I'll fly over especially for that. :rolleyes: I've been to Dalkey. That's quite posh I thought. What's that part in Dublin- Ballybridge or Ballsbridge or something? Oh and the bit with all the Embassies. That was posh too. Is Croke Park the Gaelic Football Stadium (on the North Side of the City)?
April 29, 200619 yr Author Don't mock my tea :angry: :angry: :angry: :rolleyes: Yes Dalkey is very posh, people who live their are vile. :puke2: Yes it's called Ballsbridge not Ballybridge :rolleyes: And yes that is Croke park, i would'nt wanna live in the north site though but it's a great stadium
April 29, 200619 yr Author Here is a nice pic, i am getting excited just looking at it :dance: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/8/81/From_the_hill.jpg/800px-From_the_hill.jpg
April 29, 200619 yr The North of Dublin is a bit rough isn't it? Driven through it on the bus a few times. Is the area around Croke Park ok? ( Not that I'm going :cry: )
April 29, 200619 yr Yeah, that's the Stadium I thought. Did they run out of material to finish the roof? :unsure: :P
April 29, 200619 yr Author The North of Dublin is a bit rough isn't it? Driven through it on the bus a few times. Is the area around Croke Park ok? ( Not that I'm going :cry: ) Well put it this way, you would'nt wanna be going around their on your own :huh: but i'm sure you could handle yourself
April 29, 200619 yr Who needs a roof....Robbie will blow it off anyway :P We have "De Kuip" in Rotterdam it's my favourite Dutch stadium and it doesn't have a roof!!! :( I just hate The Amsterdam Arena....
April 29, 200619 yr Here's a pic: http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium_menu/architecture/stadium_design/pictures/amsterdam_arena/amsterdam_arena1.jpg It can be opened but they never do that when there's a concert :(
April 29, 200619 yr Here's a pic: http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium_menu/architecture/stadium_design/pictures/amsterdam_arena/amsterdam_arena1.jpg It can be opened but they never do that when there's a concert :(
April 29, 200619 yr Here's a pic: http://www.worldstadiums.com/stadium_menu/architecture/stadium_design/pictures/amsterdam_arena/amsterdam_arena1.jpg It can be opened but they never do that when there's a concert :(
April 29, 200619 yr Author This will definatly help our post count. We now have 3,277 replies in the forum which means we are not only the top OF but the third biggest forum on the entire of BJ behind the Loung and Chart Chat
April 29, 200619 yr Aren't we great??? :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer: :cheer:
April 29, 200619 yr They don't all have 'full-over' roofs but they usually have a partial roof covering the seats... Will try to find a picture of Hampden :) And yeah, I'm sure I could cope with North Dublin. I'm from Glasgow remember :rolleyes:
