33RPMHero
Wooderson
Posts : 544
Join date : 2012-12-17
Age : 34
Location : Kansas
 |  Subject: Re: Hello from Dublin, Ireland  Thu Dec 27, 2012 7:50 pm | |
| - Labhras wrote:
- 33RPMHero wrote:
- I thought maybe I could meet you up there too since you will always be a special part of me Laurence
i bet you say that to all the boys. Yes, since all the boys are named Laurence | |
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Definitely_Josef
Red In The Morning
Posts : 54
Join date : 2012-07-13
Age : 41
Location : Central Americas
| | Subject: Re: Hello from Dublin, Ireland Fri Dec 28, 2012 4:26 am | |
| - Handwritten wrote:
- Definitely_Josef wrote:
- Handwritten wrote:
- Hey guys,
got my tickets for the June 17th show over here
Welcome!
I got me some tickets for both Dublin nights too, since I'll be in your town anyway. That'll be fun!
Thanks! Both nights?? Im jealous, im trying (and failing) to convince my friends to go the second night too. This band are worth the extra €30 in my opinion  It's definitely worth it - and in my opinion, 30 € is still considerably less than I would pay for their concerts. I just payed $ 50 for Mumford and Sons in Boston, which, I think, is a bit pricy for a band like this. | |
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aelliott88
Red In The Morning
Posts : 55
Join date : 2013-01-30
Age : 35
Location : Newcastle
| | Subject: Re: Hello from Dublin, Ireland Tue Jun 11, 2013 5:43 pm | |
| Hi Marie and all others on this topic
I'm from Newcastle and going to both Dublin shows next week.
In Dublin for a few days also on my own, can anyone recommend some things to do? Also any good bars which might be good for TGA music etc before the shows, possibly even meet people going either of the shows, not in a creepy way haha.
Let me know guys, open to all suggestions.
Also have a spare ticket for the second night,..... | |
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