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Caterham said:
Seems a load sold in 102 now - has that unofficially been taken over by Palace too?
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There'll be loads of Palace. Probably throughout the stadium
Like you say, I wonder how many will wait for the Palace Box Office to sell tickets in the official Away section ?
Two points :
1. Remember the venue could still be changed to a bigger stadium (I would assume tickets already purchased would still be valid)
2. I'm going as a foot passenger via Holyhead ferry. I have yet to book, but am hopeful i will see other Palace on the afternoon of the game at Port Dublin. Do we get buses to the city for refreshment ? then how to get to the stadium ?

Any other Palace going from West/North Wales ?
 
Forest Hillbilly said:
There'll be loads of Palace. Probably throughout the stadium
Like you say, I wonder how many will wait for the Palace Box Office to sell tickets in the official Away section ?
Two points :
1. Remember the venue could still be changed to a bigger stadium (I would assume tickets already purchased would still be valid)
2. I'm going as a foot passenger via Holyhead ferry. I have yet to book, but am hopeful i will see other Palace on the afternoon of the game at Port Dublin. Do we get buses to the city for refreshment ? then how to get to the stadium ?

Any other Palace going from West/North Wales ?
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A few lads in work are shelbourne season ticket holders,I asked them about palace fans being in there end....none of them could see a problem...only thing was ,,once they ain't waving union jacks in our faces,as a previous poster has said....
My advice is ..enjoy your day,have some Guinness and respect shelbourne and their fans ....and you will have a great day.... shelbourne are really looking forward to this match,you got to remember other than soccer ...our main sport is G.A.A.,fan segragetion is non-existent in that sport...(Croke park holds 80,000+),so I wouldn't worry ,if you in shelbourne stands .
 
Trapsix said:
A few lads in work are shelbourne season ticket holders,I asked them about palace fans being in there end....none of them could see a problem...only thing was ,,once they ain't waving union jacks in our faces,as a previous poster has said....
My advice is ..enjoy your day,have some Guinness and respect shelbourne and their fans ....and you will have a great day.... shelbourne are really looking forward to this match,you got to remember other than soccer ...our main sport is G.A.A.,fan segragetion is non-existent in that sport...(Croke park holds 80,000+),so I wouldn't worry ,if you in shelbourne stands .
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To get Luas line to Tallaght, presumably need to get from City Centre not airport? So a bus from airport to which stop? What is Tallaght like in the evenings, will I need to barricade myself in the hotel? 😂
 
Spiderman said:
To get Luas line to Tallaght, presumably need to get from City Centre not airport? So a bus from airport to which stop? What is Tallaght like in the evenings, will I need to barricade myself in the hotel? 😂
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I am going over, weather I get a ticket or not -

I asked a friend of mine living in Dublin which was a decent hotel in Tallaght, he suggested that if I was going over for a few days, which I am (rather than just for the one night of the match) I would be better off staying in Dublin city centre & just travelling out to Tallaght for the game.
 
Spiderman said:
To get Luas line to Tallaght, presumably need to get from City Centre not airport? So a bus from airport to which stop? What is Tallaght like in the evenings, will I need to barricade myself in the hotel? 😂
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Get a bus to city centre...o'connell street.
From there ..walk to abbey or Jervis st....both off o'connell,luas stops to tallaght there..
Tallaght at night is fine,few pubs in the village,molloys/dragon ...would be good sporting pubs...you won't be in the Bronx....just a normal working class area..
 
Ex Dubai Eagle said:
I am going over, weather I get a ticket or not -

I asked a friend of mine living in Dublin which was a decent hotel in Tallaght, he suggested that if I was going over for a few days, which I am (rather than just for the one night of the match) I would be better off staying in Dublin city centre & just travelling out to Tallaght for the game.
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Depends on what your interested in doing for rest of holiday!
 
I was just thinking I wonder will the team stay in Carton house? A lot of of teams stay there when they play in Ireland and the England team stayed there last year.

Could bumped into a few players there on my morning run 😅
 
eaglesdare said:
101 and 102 sold out 😅
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Don't seem to be many seats left anywhere, but this really comes down to where Shelbourne ST's are located, and maybe UEFA have some regulations on ticket allocations. and the garda might have concerns over segregation.
And there is still the possibility of it being moved to a bigger ground.
Shelbourne's ground is going to be rocking 🙂

**EDIT. It might be disappointing if Palace don't sell out their official allocation 😀
 
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ive booked the glashaus hotel around the corner from stadium. any one know what its like? i possibly may be able to share with someone as i think my mate may be letting me down
 
Forest Hillbilly said:
Don't seem to be many seats left anywhere, but this really comes down to where Shelbourne ST's are located, and maybe UEFA have some regulations on ticket allocations. and the garda might have concerns over segregation.
And there is still the possibility of it being moved to a bigger ground.
Shelbourne's ground is going to be rocking 🙂

**EDIT. It might be disappointing if Palace don't sell out their official allocation 😀
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I checked as soon as it came on general sale and the season tickets were all in the north stand. I'm almost expecting more palace fans than the shelbourne.

A friend of mine is going to shelbournes first European game I'll get him to take a picture of the 102 and 101 ends see how empty it is. 😅
 
Trapsix said:
Depends on what your interested in doing for rest of holiday!
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Going to spend a day with the mate, maybe a day sightseeing (or recovering from a hangover) hope to get a ticket for the match & the rest of the time getting pished -

Anyone any idea when the palace ticket allocation goes on sale ?
Will it be 9000 Parish points or Season ticket + getting preference ?

Looking at the Shelbourne site I can get a ticket (3 game thingy) in 103 / 104 or the other side 304 ish anyone see any probs with being in the non official Palace section ? no plans to bring a flag of any denomination, I am not one that could be considered rowdy or a troublemaker (too flipping old for that) but would like to wear the Palace shirt & lucky red & blue undies if its possible. lol
 
Ex Dubai Eagle said:
Going to spend a day with the mate, maybe a day sightseeing (or recovering from a hangover) hope to get a ticket for the match & the rest of the time getting pished -

Anyone any idea when the palace ticket allocation goes on sale ?
Will it be 9000 Parish points or Season ticket + getting preference ?

Looking at the Shelbourne site I can get a ticket (3 game thingy) in 103 / 104 or the other side 304 ish anyone see any probs with being in the non official Palace section ? no plans to bring a flag of any denomination, I am not one that could be considered rowdy or a troublemaker (too flipping old for that) but would like to wear the Palace shirt & lucky red & blue undies if its possible. lol
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Prob best off looking at the points allocation for our least European away game in Norway. Phase 1 one was 10,000 if I can remember. Most of us have bought tickets in the home end to make sure we go to the game. Would recommend buying early as they look to be nearly sold out. If you get an away ticket you can always sell your home ticket I would say no problem.
 
eaglesdare said:
Prob best off looking at the points allocation for our least European away game in Norway. Phase 1 one was 10,000 if I can remember. Most of us have bought tickets in the home end to make sure we go to the game. Would recommend buying early as they look to be nearly sold out. If you get an away ticket you can always sell your home ticket I would say no problem.
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looking at the sales phases for the Dynamo Kiev game just announced I think that answers my question -
We have been allocated 2500 tickets & the first phase opens at 6000 points - and only one ticket per member -

Given that Dublin is a lot easier to get to I would anticipate that when those tickets go on sale the first phase will be opening at a higher level so (with my meagre 3250 points) I either need to go for a Shelbourne 3 game ticket or hope for a last minute Palace member cancellation -
 
Caterham said:
looking at the sales phases for the Dynamo Kiev game just announced I think that answers my question -
We have been allocated 2500 tickets & the first phase opens at 6000 points - and only one ticket per member -

Given that Dublin is a lot easier to get to I would anticipate that when those tickets go on sale the first phase will be opening at a higher level so (with my meagre 3250 points) I either need to go for a Shelbourne 3 game ticket or hope for a last minute Palace member cancellation -
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The Lublin stadium capacity is 15k and the the Dublin stadium is 10k which I think is similar to the Norway game?

I think that we have been given the south stand and that I think holds roughly 2k?

Just my estimates anyway. I've 8k points and wasn't taking any chances so booked the home end.
 
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