DCU 10,000 seater stadium

Started by Jinxy, November 27, 2008, 03:09:58 PM

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Jinxy

If you were any use you'd be playing.

Doire abú

I can't remember for sure, but I think Peter Quinn said in the Irish News that the roof would be 30-40ft higher than the top of the goalposts.

Croí na hÉireann

If it's only going to be 30-40ft how are the rugby boys gonna kick garryowens when they come to visit???
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INDIANA

sounds a bit over the top, can see the merits of it, but how could you hold a game under a closed roof if the roof offers that sort of a limitation. anyway can't see them getting much funding at the moment.

The Real Laoislad

QuoteThe use of wind and rain machines, as well as multiple cameras, will mean that they will be able to mimic conditions at any ground in the country.

Why would you want to mimic rain and wind? If they are going to do that then why don't they just build a stadium without a roof
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orangeman

Killyman have electric wires running accross the field. The ball often hit the wires and play has to be brought back for the ball to be thrown in again -


The "height" of nonsense !  ;)

bingobus

Its an interesting idea but I don't see why an Irish University would need a 10,000 seater grass based indoor stadium. I could see the GAA wanting one or the IRFU and of course the FAI wouldn't say no.

I presume that they would hope that all these bodies will be knocking on the door looking to use it on a regular basis.

It would hardly be full for a Sigerson match would it  ???  ???

INDIANA

sounds like too many mad scientists getting together!

thejuice

Wind and rain machines, for f**k sake just train in the f**king winter. Is it April 1st already?

Anyway if they raised the roof a bit it could be a good venue for National League games. Im sure Dublin county teams will make full use of it anyway.
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thebandit

Quote from: thejuice on November 27, 2008, 05:00:52 PM

Anyway if they raised the roof a bit it could be a good venue for National League games. Im sure Dublin county teams will make full use of it anyway.

10000 would be too big for a Dublin NFL game  :D

thejuice

Joking aside though, You'd probably get a good crowd in as they dont have to sit outside and you might even get more away support. 10,000 might be too much though.
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magickingdom

i'd love to see an indoor gaa stadium built, it would need to be accessable to as many counties as possible and could be used every winter sunday for the 'big' nfl game of the day. you'd get decent crowds and a great athmosphere if the facitities are right and have it live on telly. it would be great promotion instead of watching games in the mud and rain in front of a few thousand as we have now

mhacadoir

Quote from: orangeman on November 27, 2008, 03:41:05 PM
Killyman have electric wires running accross the field. The ball often hit the wires and play has to be brought back for the ball to be thrown in again -


The "height" of nonsense !  ;)

dont brocagh have something similar? i remember playing schools hurling there and was a nitemare wen the ball hit the wires

neilthemac

it might have an inflated roof like the pool at the olympics

that would allow it to be built to almost any height

Kerry Mike

They are also going to have sound effects and visual effect so that it will look like you are playing in any major ground in the country.

There will be great versions recorded of, "Come on ye boys in blue", "Hill 16 la la la", and of course the witty Dublin tune "Colm Cooper is W*nker, is a W*nker, is a w*nker" to simulate the unique sounds of the jackeens in full flow on Hill 16 (note the technology will allow for any name to be substituted so they too can experience the sounds of the Dubs abuse) and also included will be streams of simulated piss running down off the steps of the virtual reality Hill 16, Bottles of piss flying through the air will also be tested when the dubs are playing. Games with Dublin involved will start 15 minutes late to allow the 10000 get a few virtual pints in before hand. And there will be at least 2 virtual pitch invasions during every game.

Games involving Cork will be cancelled and points awarded to the opposition as they will possibly be still on strike

The wind and rain machines are the best bits though for an indoor stadium, Sound like a load of shite to me.
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