Heading to this gig over the weekend lads, never been to an open air event like this and just wondering what is the craic with alcohol? will it be sold in the venue and what are the regulations of bringing your own?
Not allowed to bring in your own alcohol could try though. Normally only a few choices
Heineken,Carlsberg,budweiser depends who's sponsoring the concert.
Will be heading myself. Where there's a will there's a way.
Tape a quarter bottle round your toger.
Quote from: Captain Obvious on July 10, 2013, 12:47:59 AM
Not allowed to bring in your own alcohol could try though. Normally only a few choices
Heineken,Carlsberg,budweiser depends who's sponsoring the concert.
I thought Phoenix Park gigs were all alcohol free after what happened with Swedish House Mafia last year?
See thats what was worrying me Gallsman i know there have been clamp downs and that the only way the concert could go ahead. gubdub if i could tape a quarter bottle to the todger lad i'd be away doing other things haha
Quote from: gallsman on July 10, 2013, 02:15:38 PM
Quote from: Captain Obvious on July 10, 2013, 12:47:59 AM
Not allowed to bring in your own alcohol could try though. Normally only a few choices
Heineken,Carlsberg,budweiser depends who's sponsoring the concert.
I thought Phoenix Park gigs were all alcohol free after what happened with Swedish House Mafia last year?
Will be extra gardaí and they will throw out any drunks or druggies. There will be facilities inside the concert to purchase alcohol.
Do you need the gargle to enjoy?
I never drink at gigs as I prefer not to miss half the concert queuing for some mauldy portaloo.
Heading to this also. Where are the good places to go after the concert? Say pubs/clubs catering for late twenties/early thirties. No doubt I'll just end up in Temple Bar anyway!
Quote from: tintin25 on July 10, 2013, 03:07:35 PM
Heading to this also. Where are the good places to go after the concert? Say pubs/clubs catering for late twenties/early thirties. No doubt I'll just end up in Temple Bar anyway!
Harcourt,Camden,Wexford Street is for twenties/early thirties. Temple bar for the tourists with money to burn.
Whats the rough timing for this gig on sunday then chaps?
ive heard vaccines and ben howard and one other (cant remember) are supporting,
wouldnt mind seeing a bit of them all tbh, coming down from the dorty north i am :)
also, i would have thought by the time mumford was over it would be time for home and beddie byes..........or is that just me showing my age :)
any help would be appreciated, basically to save me doing any research of my own lol
Camden and Harcourt Street will be heaving after the Leinster final. Throw a concert into the mix with plenty making a weekend of it and town will be jammed.
Just cycled through the park. Is staring at scantily clad girls an arrestable offence?
Quote from: gerrykeegan on July 10, 2013, 04:31:58 PM
Just cycled through the park. Is staring at scantily clad girls an arrestable offence?
As long as you have the 8) on. Stare away.
Have seen the Vaccines few months ago up at Derry One Big Wkend, they're good band with a few lively songs if jumping like a gack is your thing... wouldn't know Ben Howard if he walked past me in the street couldn't name you any songs he plays hopefully he's on first out of the way so I don't have to sit through him.
whats the recommended establishments on harcourt st/wexford st etc for a few rambunctious nordies???
Quote from: winsamsoon on July 10, 2013, 02:24:11 PM
See thats what was worrying me Gallsman i know there have been clamp downs and that the only way the concert could go ahead. gubdub if i could tape a quarter bottle to the todger lad i'd be away doing other things haha
wear two pairs of boxers, prob be a pure sweating match with the warm weather of late but if you stuff your liquor around the crotchal region where you are unlikely to be frisked you should be able to smuggle in your nectar no probs, so i have been told.
A huge amount of cops around. They were doing a lot of stopping and checking
Think the concert starts at 3.00, well opens anyway. Couldn't see it going past 9? Plenty of time to take in a few pubs/clubs.
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whats the recommended establishments on harcourt st/wexford st etc for a few rambunctious nordies???
Harcourt Street - Copper Face Jacks. You might meet some of the Dublin team?
Wexford Street - Whelans, Cassidys or the Bleeding Horse.
Good enough info lads and no i don't need the swalla to enjoy but a beer in the sunshine is hard to beat san
Mumford and Sons in a sunny Phoenix Park sounds pretty close to perfect.
Arse gravy.
Mumford & Sons don't mean a word of any of their songs.
Quote from: winsamsoon on July 10, 2013, 02:24:11 PM
See thats what was worrying me Gallsman i know there have been clamp downs and that the only way the concert could go ahead. gubdub if i could tape a quarter bottle to the todger lad i'd be away doing other things haha
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Klkwv_ZcQD4
clinker, get some looks pouring though lol