GAA Bars in Cambridge

[Orior]

Where could one watch the Antrim v Tyrone match in Cambridge, England?

[the colonel]

google search the o'neills chain. I know there is a Uni gaelic football team in Cambridge, they could use that as their base (as many uni football teams do)

[Down South]

DO the O`Neills bars show GAA games? I`ve been to a few and never managed to see a game. Check for Irish clubs in the area or the Uni.

[Gaoth Dobhair Abu]

Quinns
Orior this is taken from www.cambridgepubs
Have just read the comments on another website and seemingly this place will show soccer or tennis over GAA, but will show Gaelic sports if they are on! 

1  Downing Street
Cambridge
CB2 3DT
(01223) 556500   
 
17/07/2004
Quinn's, "the original Irish pub", er, well at least since summer 1997. Attached to the Holiday Inn, Quinn's isn't in Ireland and presumably isn't run by a bloke called Quinn. It is, we are informed, owned by Sean Quinn from Co. Fermanagh, who also owns the hotel (which is operated by Crowne Plaza, part of Six Continents Hotels). Sean Quinn also owns many pubs and hotels in Ireland, England and across the world, not to forget his multi-million pound concrete, glass and insurance industries. The pub has changed little since it opened. It is on two floors, the upper level being a balcony with views of the lower. Pictures of Victorian scenes decorate upstairs, which has seating partitioned into cosy areas. There is a large screen (rear projection) TV on the ground floor, and two more TVs are suspended from the ceiling for those upstairs. The lunch menu includes jacket potatoes (£2.50), burgers (£5.00-£5.50), sandwiches and baguettes (£4.50), main meals (£5.50-£6.00) and soup (£2.00). Service was fast, although the pub was almost empty on our Saturday lunchtime visit. Beer is typically priced for Cambridge.

Also from the Cambridge Queens Uni website:
Best pub for a pint of Guinness: Quinns'
The finest (I think only) Irish bar in Cambridge is about 5 minutes walk from Queens' and opposite to the Downing Site, where sciency folk and geographers will spend their days. Ideal for a post-lecture pint! Top for live sport.

[Gaoth Dobhair Abu]

Orior just phoned a pub that sponsors the Cambridge Uni GAA team and the guy said that:

The Earl of Beaconsfield (speak to Mark) -  http://www.cambridgeonline.co.uk/allreviews/6157/
133 Mill Road
Cambridge
CB1 3AA
(01223) 247761
and
The White Swan (speak to Mark or Ray) -
107-109 Mill Road
Cambridge
CB1 2AZ
(01223) 324007

are the places to go to watch GAA in Cambridge.

[small white mayoman]

Orior just phoned a pub that sponsors the Cambridge Uni GAA team and the guy said that:

The Earl of Beaconsfield (speak to Mark) -  http://www.cambridgeonline.co.uk/allreviews/6157/
133 Mill Road
Cambridge
CB1 3AA
(01223) 247761
and
The White Swan (speak to Mark or Ray) -
107-109 Mill Road
Cambridge
CB1 2AZ
(01223) 324007

are the places to go to watch GAA in Cambridge.

well done gda that why i like this board,  you wouldn't have tomorrow's lotto numbers by any chance 

[Orior]

Thank you Gaoth Dobhair Abu.

[Tony Baloney]

Orior just phoned a pub that sponsors the Cambridge Uni GAA team and the guy said that:

The Earl of Beaconsfield (speak to Mark) -  http://www.cambridgeonline.co.uk/allreviews/6157/
133 Mill Road
Cambridge
CB1 3AA
(01223) 247761
and
The White Swan (speak to Mark or Ray) -
107-109 Mill Road
Cambridge
CB1 2AZ
(01223) 324007

are the places to go to watch GAA in Cambridge.

How do you know Orior just phoned a pub that sponsors the Cambridge Uni GAA team?

[ONeill]

5 year old thread I know but any update on this? Hoping to catch Sligo game on Saturday in Cambridge.

[ludermor]

The Rathmore Inn on Cherry Hilton Road will def be showing it.
70 Cherry Hinton Rd Cambridge CB1 7AA

[ONeill]

Thanks a million big luder.