TWO ADDITIONAL DIRECT flights from Dublin to Copenhagen ahead of Ireland’s World Cup play-off have been scheduled due to ‘phenomenal demand’ from Irish supporters.
Ryanair have put on four extra services as well as rescheduling the airline’s existing flight to the Danish capital on Saturday 11 November, the day of the first leg against Denmark at the Parken Stadium.
The extra flights from Dublin to Copenhagen are as follows:
- Friday 10 November, 8.20am
- Saturday 11 November, 7.05am
- Saturday 11 November, 8.25am
Return flights from Copenhagen to Dublin:
- Sunday 12 November, 12pm
- Sunday 12 November 7.15pm
While thousands of Ireland fans are expecting to descend on Copenhagen, the away allocation for the Parken Stadium is just 1,900 with the application process for away tickets opening on the FAI website tomorrow morning.
Meanwhile, tickets for the home leg at the Aviva Stadium on Tuesday 14 November are already proving to be in-demand with an exclusive pre-sale for season ticket holders selling out in minutes this morning.
The FAI will release general sale tickets at 11am on Friday morning, with a 51,000 sell-out expected at Lansdowne Road as Martin O’Neill’s side look to book their place in Russia.
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Can’t stand that Irelands call. We are a one nation team. Surely a better sing than a Phil coulter ditty would be better. Cmon Ireland
We’re not a “one nation team”.That’s non negotiable.Accept it and show some respect to the Bests and Trimbles in Irish rugby.
One nation two jurisdictions. Irish is Irish whether it’s the North or the Republic
Eh that’s what i meant! republic and northern Irish players playing as one.
Leslie, my comment was directed at Peter Rice. I agee with you of course
sound Peter my reply was not for yourself either, was meant for the other chap too :-)
The whole point of introducing Ireland’s Call – I also hate it btw ;-)…. – was that many of the Northern players don’t see themselves as Irish. Like it or not, that’s the reason….
Mattoid, of course they see themselves as Irish, but not of the Republic. They also believe, as I do, that the Irish Rugby team represents Irish nation as a whole and not just the Republic.
Well they sure as hell aren’t going to see themselves as English, Scottish or Welsh! The point is they don’t feel represented by Amhran na bhFiann, and that applies as much to the fans as the players.
Murray is mad for them box kicks. Can’t really see the point in giving up possession. Am I missing something?
Sooner the better we realise Ireland are not as good as we all think. Their an average team have been for last 3 years
Not too bright are ye Thomas? Average yet they’ve beaten top rugby teams like France, south Africa, Australia and Wales over the same 3 year period. Not bad when rugby is very much a 3rd sport in Ireland – GAA and Soccer being the most played.
Fair play to Trimble with the token try at the end – best looking scoreline in a long while for Ireland!
Token?
Higgins would make a better scrum half than murray !!
Feargal you are a loser.
TP;Toilet Paper…I have to go soon, enjoy :D