d-day?
*bites lower lip*
on a different note, will be heading to ireland next week. first time there so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated♥ (will catch u2 there - have an extra ticket if anyone happens to be in town... ;)) and no, i will not be seeking out iker rm. it's the principle of things. (and i don't really know when they're there ( Read more... )
on a different note, will be heading to ireland next week. first time there so any suggestions would be greatly appreciated♥ (will catch u2 there - have an extra ticket if anyone happens to be in town... ;)) and no, i will not be seeking out iker rm. it's the principle of things. (and i don't really know when they're there ( Read more... )
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have fun hal :)
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and thanks, will do♥
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So far everything calm on D-Day: http://sport.sky.it/sport/calcio_italiano/2009/07/16/cannavaro_su_critiche_tifosi_juve.html
I heard there are no ultras today, they are expected to be there tomorrow though. :(
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he took off his sun glasses and the vid just stop! *gg*
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yup, will be staying very close to dublin. i don't know if i'll be able to get to the west, although i'm going to try. i'll have to wait to explore the north for next time.
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I would highly recommend going to the West and North--Dublin is an international city, but Connaught is still Irish through and through and Ulster (both in the Republic and Northern Ireland) is a unique experience.
Galway is a lot of fun, although it has been years since I've been able to visit. The Black Dove (can't remember how to spell the Gaelic name), in the Claughdah neighborhood, should still be there--a good place for trad music and set dancing. Then hit The Snack Box down by the river for greasy food. McDonaghs on Quay St. has excellent fish and chips.
Go to Connemara and the Cliffs of Moher (and farther south, the Dingle Penninsula, not the more crowded Ring of Kerry) for the scenery. The Arran Islands are also amazing (boat ride is rough, though) and famous for their sweaters.
The North is great for scenery and history (although they have painted over many of the famous murals, but for the good).
--Lou
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BTW, Fabio had a very nice welcoming by the "normal" fans with "Fabio, Fabio" chants and loads of applause.
Tomorrow will be probably harder because of the ultras but I'm sure the boy is already happy enough to know that the majority is with him. And I'm, too. :))))
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Just kidding -- thanks for the vid!
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Wait, is Diego really his roomie? Does Diego understand what that means?
And he looks like he wants to glomp Ciro. (Probably did in private.)
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Speaking of Iker- that is not really him, is it?
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Lucky Diego being his room mate, certainly a step up from sharing a bed with Sarah Connor, I'd say.
Have only been to Dublin once, Hal, so haven't really got any tips on Ireland to share. It is as green as they say though, hee. Oh and when in Dublin, don't spend money on a day/week pass for the public transport. The city is so very tiny that you can easily walk everywhere and you better get a normal ticket when taking the bus/dart to somewhere outside the town. Hope you're going to have a great time!!:))
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oh and lookie! he's got something of a proper tan there! *swoons a bit*
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