What if Ulster grounded?

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Aye, the wrong gate....forwards :lol:
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Says he walked a mile in the wrong direction. Must be fit ;)
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Did he come in from the side?
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Players on the flight...game on!!! :cheers:
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ali c wrote:Via facebook:

Ulster have travelled to Dublin in the hope of securing a flight which will allow them to play their Heineken Cup game against Bath tomorrow.

So if Ulster had a charter standing by at Aldergrove (according to Bath site), and are away to Dublin in the hope of securing a flight, they must be pretty damn sure the airport is not going to open...
ali , if they could not get it open this morning there is no hope of it opening tonight looking at weather radar
http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/radar/

At least they had a plan if Aldergrove stayed shut, there were 2 Ryanair flights this afternoon and tonight from Dublin.
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An Air Southwest Flight departed Dublin at 17:32 for Bristol.

Looked up their website which shows them normally flying out of Dublin to Newquay and Plymouth.

Is this an UR charter?
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Air Southwest flight SZ 9123 from Dublin Landed at Bristol Airport at 18:35.

Working assumption that team has landed in Bristol?
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cables wrote:Air Southwest flight SZ 9123 from Dublin Landed at Bristol Airport at 18:35.

Working assumption that team has landed in Bristol?
Correct - confirmation from a Young (polar?) Bear
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cables wrote:Air Southwest flight SZ 9123 from Dublin Landed at Bristol Airport at 18:35.

Working assumption that team has landed in Bristol?
and en route to Bath according to latest tweets yeeeoooo! :cheers: :red:

now I just need the fecking trains to run tomorrow!
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EasyJet website:

The Metrological Office have predicted that Bristol Airport will have snow fall of 5-10cm between 00:00 and 06:00 tomorrow morning. We will continue to review the situation at the airport and strongly advise that all passengers flying from Bristol over the weekend check the status of their flight using our flight checker service before travelling to the airport.

While the circumstances are outside of the airline’s control, we apologise for any inconvenience caused and would like to reassure passengers that we are doing everything possible to minimise the disruption
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Also predicted freezing fog with very poor visibilty this end.

Aldergrove are advising all people flying tomorrow to contact their Airline before leaving for the airport.

Doesn't look good :thumbdown:
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According to Sky Sports during Racing v Sarries Ulster have arrived in bath!

Thank God 4 that!!!

No offence Backaway!

C'Mon ULSTER!!! :red:
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SparkyClarky wrote:According to Sky Sports during Racing v Sarries Ulster have arrived in bath!

Thank God 4 that!!!

No offence Backaway!

C'Mon ULSTER!!! :red:
Safely tucked up in bed in hotel getting their rest for tomorra :sleeping:

(arrival reported on Bath weatherthread)
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Grumpy

Have to say you looked better on the net than in the t-shirt the night we met in Ravers!

Glad to see ur tucked up too! lets face it you could do with forty winks!

PS U Know I love you reallly!!!

C'M on Ulster!!!

I was the one who asked if that was Backaway beside you? (Pre-season friendly)

I know as if you would associate yourself with such a maniac!!!

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SparkyClarky wrote:Grumpy

Have to say you looked better on the net than in the t-shirt the night we met in Ravers!

Glad to see ur tucked up too! lets face it you could do with forty winks!

PS U Know I love you reallly!!!

C'M on Ulster!!!

I was the one who asked if that was Backaway beside you? (Pre-season friendly)

I know as if you would associate yourself with such a maniac!!!

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