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Croke Park Sky Walk
James Bond Junior
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23-May-2012 14:06
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Pictures realisied on Official GAA on Facebook of the new sky walk. Looks impressive. Anyone know when this open to the public and what its going to cost?
zozimus
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23-May-2012 14:16
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Originally posted by James Bond Junior:
Pictures realisied on Official GAA on Facebook of the new sky walk. Looks impressive. Anyone know when this open to the public and what its going to cost?
Probably a long shot, but if you try
http://www.skylinecrokepark.ie/
you never know your luck.
centreforward
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23-May-2012 16:28
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I suppose there'd be no chance of getting a ticket for the AI Hurling Final for up there. It's be some view!
The Badger
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23-May-2012 16:39
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Originally posted by centreforward:
I suppose there'd be no chance of getting a ticket for the AI Hurling Final for up there. It's be some view!
No its going to be used as a holding area for dodgy Louth fans
theface2010
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23-May-2012 16:46
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€25 for adults-that is steep(pun kind of intended) to go up essentially a viewing tower. Be surprised if there's a flood of takers at that price.
rebelrebel30
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23-May-2012 17:57
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Originally posted by James Bond Junior:
Pictures realisied on Official GAA on Facebook of the new sky walk. Looks impressive. Anyone know when this open to the public and what its going to cost?
I have to same having looked at the youtube clip, i cant see the attraction..its not like your in paris looking from the Effel tower at the famous buildings of the city.....its some flats, a field, a crane,..its non descript really..and all that steel around you......not for me anyway and paying for it, twould want to be free......
Hitch
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23-May-2012 17:59
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Originally posted by rebelrebel30:
I have to same having looking at the youtube clip, i can see the attraction..its not like your in paris looking from the Effel tower at the famous buildings..its some flats, a field, a crane..and all that steel around you......
Did someone say a crane can be seen?
That rare sight would be worth the 25 nicker on it's own!
Inglis Drever
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23-May-2012 18:06
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It's $23 to go up the Empire State. That's about €18. It's €14 to go up the Eiffel Tower. Both are in more scenic cities. Where are they getting the €25 price from?
glasandbán
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23-May-2012 18:15
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Originally posted by The Badger:
No its going to be used as a holding area for dodgy Louth fans
What would they be doing at an all ireland final?
JoNinety
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23-May-2012 18:18
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Originally posted by theface2010:
€25 for adults-that is steep(pun kind of intended) to go up essentially a viewing tower. Be surprised if there's a flood of takers at that price.
The one for Sydney bridge is $220.
Inglis Drever
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23-May-2012 18:46
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That is some price in Sydney for something that doesn't look that fantastic.
ian o b
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23-May-2012 20:20
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Originally posted by centreforward:
I suppose there'd be no chance of getting a ticket for the AI Hurling Final for up there. It's be some view!
+2
theface2010
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23-May-2012 21:30
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Originally posted by JoNinety:
The one for Sydney bridge is $220.
Guinness storehouse is €14.40 and you get a free pint at the end of it. Granted the views in the gravity bar are not as high but €10-15 would be a more reasonable price for something like this. That price for Sydney is ridiculous.
jerryp
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23-May-2012 21:35
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€25 ? Do they think this is 2007 ?
Fintan Franks
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23-May-2012 21:37
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25 euros to walk along a roof
Unless you can time it to coincide with a match then that's very poor value
Very poor value
slow hands
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24-May-2012 07:56
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It cost 1 Million! Some contractor is still getting celtic tiger rates!!
spade caller
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24-May-2012 12:27
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Originally posted by rebelrebel30:
I have to same having looked at the youtube clip, i cant see the attraction..its not like your in paris looking from the Effel tower at the famous buildings of the city.....its some flats, a field, a crane,..its non descript really..and all that steel around you......not for me anyway and paying for it, twould want to be free......
HOLD THE FRONT PAGE
Corkman tries in vain to denigrate attraction in Dublin in vain attempt to soothe his own insecurity at being from a "second" city
An Carta Bui
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24-May-2012 14:15
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You will have a great view of some scummy Dub breaking into your car
An Carta Bui
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You will have a great view of some scummy Dub breaking into your car
srb
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28-May-2012 11:22
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Great, McKenna and the pinstripe suit cronies ban fans from celebrating on the field but you can wander about on the roof as long as you slip them 25 lids. Oh the ironing
sam
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28-May-2012 11:27
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Feck sake lads, most of yiz would think nothing of spending 25 notes on a round of drinks but yiz get all tight wad when it comes to the GAA.
Open the Shoulders
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28-May-2012 11:35
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Yes, but then you could expect a few rounds in return.
Arkle
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28-May-2012 12:24
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Originally posted by sam:
Feck sake lads, most of yiz would think nothing of spending 25 notes on a round of drinks but yiz get all tight wad when it comes to the GAA.
Post of the week.
Sledgehammer
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28-May-2012 13:47
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Originally posted by Open the Shoulders:
Yes, but then you could expect a few rounds in return.
Thought that was better quote!
Bressie
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28-May-2012 13:49
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Croke Park is located in some of the worst slums in Dumplin.
You couldn't pay me to go on that sky tour.
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