Munster Rugby - We DID start the fire (Part 1)

[Bandage]

What?

[dodgy_keeper]

I’ll now make it my business to give the Red Cow my custom when I’m next up in Dublin for the Austria game in June.

[Bandage]

Just be wary of the new parking machines and arrangements up there, mate.

[Julio_Geordio]

@Phil_Leotardo

I’ve no sympathy for them. Gobshites smugly thought they’d roll up the M7 and think there’d be no delays on the road and the Red Cow parking would be seemless

40,000 munster folks all heading towards one of the most awkward spots in Dublin to get in and out of from the south west. Any clever lad that wasn’t coming up the night before would have had a plan b with the back roads (easy these days with google maps) and/or would have left a good few hours earlier than a normal Saturday.

Just leave in plenty time, it’s fairly simple.

[Phil_Leotardo]

Just don’t leave Limerick at 13.00 mate and think all will be sweet in the world

[glasagusban]

@glasagusban

Leinster

Didn’t you go to a Dublin 4 pub while the Leinster match was on?

[dodgy_keeper]

Thick Muldoon cunts thought they’d waltz up, ditch the car anywhere and stroll across to D4 without a bother.

An awful day capped off to return to find a clamping - the second one they had to endure on Saturday.

[Phil_Leotardo]

True. But one or 2 fender benders up the road ahead of you can still be fucked you even when leaving early. Suddenly you find yourself behind the bottle necks at the M7/M8 junction, J10 around Naas (always crashes), ditto Rathcoole and M50, etc etc.

There are loads of alternative routes if you are listening for the traffic reports. Come off at Portloaise and go via Athy and Blessington or come off around J12/13 and head over towards Punchestown and back roads will bring you out in Tallaght.

[gilgamboa]

You’re not from Munster and you can’t drive so I will excuse you

[Bandage]

Hang on, mate - let me check. @Rocko, had the rugby football match started when we arrived back to leafy Dublin 4 to watch the hurling final after the earlier pints in town for the Celtic match?

[glasagusban]

So that’s a yes.

[Bandage]

No, it’s a wait and see. I didn’t pay any attention to whether the game was on or not when we arrived and have sought clarification from my companion. Please bear with him until he replies - I tagged him in my previous reply.

[Ashman]

GAA people are far better for knowing back roads , by ways and times to “beat the traffic”. Rugby folk haven’t got this awareness . Limerick folk have about 10 routes to Thurles.

[Horsebox]

Only know the one way home though, with their tails between their legs.

[JonSnow]

@Horsebox

Only know the one way home though, with their tails between their legs

Oh dear Jesus, what a headshot. He won’t get up from that. You annihilated him Chief.

[Bartholemew_the_Ladd]

There is nothing to celebrate in the actions of clampers. Next to the souptakers at the top of Limerick GAA, they are the most despicable type of cunt imaginable.

[Ashman]

Limerick’s record in Thurles isn’t too bad TBH . Croke Park is another story …

[myboyblue]

I’m predicting an avalanche of likes here.

[anon61956325]

I’ll let that one slide as it was a headshot tbf.

[Esso_Oil]

@Horsebox

Only know the one way home though, with their tails between their legs.

We have another way…involves some tae and a mug