Ulster vs Leinster friendly?

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Re: Ulster vs Leinster friendly?

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rosetintedgoggles wrote:Totally underwhelmed by this pre season friendly.

We play Mexico at least twice a season. No need for a third.

Pathetic call by UR. No longer surprising unfortunately!

Feel cheated that this match is included in my season ticket.

Should have finished off the Lions tour in Ravenhill. :lol:



Pre-season game after a Lions tour - no matter who you get - chances are they'll send a mixed squad out anyway. Being Leinster it'll at least make for decent banter in the stands.
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BR wrote:
Cap'n Grumpy wrote:
BR wrote:Remind me grumps - 3d had the parliamentary port cullis like the 1/2 newp ?
yes and no - it had a portcullis (Tudor portcullis, I believe - not sure if that's the same as a parliamentary portcullis or not), but the 1/2 newp didn't - it had a royal crown (possibly a representation of the State Crown?)

The old ha'penny had a sailing ship on the reverse (supposedly Drake's golden Hind)
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Indeed - the 1/2p didn't have room for much other than the 1/2 and a crown.

It was the original 1 newp that had the portcullis (it is the symbol of the houses of parliament IIRC).

I also have 3d with what look like dandylion clocks on them. Don't think they were irish ones, maybe just older.

I'm away to google 'thrupenny bits'! Grumps, can I call you as a witness for the defence?
I confess I naswered in haste, BR

I stated that the 3d coin had a Tudor portcullis without checking what was on the one I had, because that's what I remembered bein on a thruppenny bit. I now have looked again at the one I found a week or two back and it actually is as you described - the "dandelion clocks" (I think it actually depicts a "Thrift" plant).

I believe that was the design in the rein of George VI (mine was 1942), but the 3d coins minted during Elizabeth II's rein (up to decimilisation) had the portcullis.

Anyway - I'm sure your google search will supply the correct answers and the detail - I wouldn't presume to be a witness against Google.
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naswered - fantastic word Grumps, can't think why it hasn't been used before >EW

Now to think of a suitable meaning.

Had a lough of stout last evening and I feel completely naswered :lol:
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Cap'n Grumpy wrote::salut:

Indeed - the 1/2p didn't have room for much other than the 1/2 and a crown.
I don't know about any of that Grumps but I wish I could get my hands on some of the really old coins. The oldest coin I have is from the 1930's. This one is 200 years older than that.

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I'm going to be in bomber county that weekend so if anyone needs a loan of my season ticket....
The missus one might be available too. Not sure yet.

Usual form, if you're not a regular name on here, find someone who is to vouch for you, come and pick it up and drop it back in person ASAP.
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Im interested AYM if you are in the Prom. Tried to get one for a friend but none on sale when I spoke to Norrie.
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Terrace ticket Damian.
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Ah no problem. Thank you.
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Season ticket now spoken for.
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So I'm looking on the UR website trying to get tickets for this and it's only showing tickets available for the memorial terrace and a family terrace, what's the deal with this?

I was hoping to get tickets for the Terrace (Not the family terrace nor the memorial terrace, what are they going to call the one facing the stand now?) but seemingly can't online, anyone any idea whats happening? Surely it isn't sold out!
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They arent on sale it seems due to capacity for the game. Will be a one off.
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tighthead3 wrote:So I'm looking on the UR website trying to get tickets for this and it's only showing tickets available for the memorial terrace and a family terrace, what's the deal with this?

I was hoping to get tickets for the Terrace (Not the family terrace nor the memorial terrace, what are they going to call the one facing the stand now?) but seemingly can't online, anyone any idea whats happening? Surely it isn't sold out!
I suspect that Season Ticket holders for the Prom (West Terrace) will be directed to the East Terrace for this game only :shock: and that will leave it close to capacity - hence only two end Terraces on sale!
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Less of this west and east tomfoolery, Terrace and Prom please. And yes the fancy dans are coming over to our side.
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So when does the build-up start - squads, training etc.,? Oh and has Macklin gone off to England? ; he's not listed on the exits list.
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Is Deccie injured yet?
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