I'm a lonely island in Dublin

[JAYTALITY]

bilko I fly from knock a bit but it always involves an overnight stay
you can fly over and back from Dublin on the one day but its a very long day and expensive.
this week im flyin out Friday evening from dublin and back sat night after the game.
shannon now involves staying 2 nights if u fly to liverpool

Especially if you want to have an early drink it can be a long day. I stay the weekend now days.

 

[thirdmantackle]

bilko I fly from knock a bit but it always involves an overnight stay
you can fly over and back from Dublin on the one day but its a very long day and expensive.
this week im flyin out Friday evening from dublin and back sat night after the game.
shannon now involves staying 2 nights if u fly to liverpool

doing that for the Man Utd game in Goodison

 

[Makatak]

Hi There
I am over visiting family in Mayo and Galway soon and wanted to find out some information on where I could watch the Derby with a few Blues. I know most bars will have it on, but if you know of any pubs where a few Blues might be, I might venture along.
Cheers for any help you can offer

 

[Bluerover]

Grew up in Dublin following the 1969/70 team loyal since then.

I am 24 years in Kilkenny. I know enough Evertonians to have good craic when matches are on.

Anyone interested should join the Irish Toffees which has branches around the country.

WWW.irish-toffees.com

COYB

 

[Russian Evertonian]

Same here in the south of Russia. Been watching the derby game in a local sport bar, I was the only one Evertonian against 25 or 30 kopites full of scarves and tops. When Lukaku made it 3-2 I jumped like a mad and they were very jealous looking at me. At that moment I was happy enough to be the one against the army.
Remember that one Evertonian worth 20 Liverpoodlians.

 

[Bluerover]

Same here in the south of Russia. Been watching the derby game in a local sport bar, I was the only one Evertonian against 25 or 30 kopites full of scarves and tops. When Lukaku made it 3-2 I jumped like a mad and they were very jealous looking at me. At that moment I was happy enough to be the one against the army.
Remember that one Evertonian worth 20 Liverpoodlians.

Ura moy siniy tovarisch!!!

 

[dholliday]

IF I POST IT AS A THREAD IT WOULD GET MORE ATTENTION AND OTHER INTERNATIONAL EVERTONIANS CAN SHARE THEIR LONELY ISLAND STORIES. JUST TO GIVE GRANOLDTEAM PERSPECTIVE FROM TH OTHER SIDE.

Aye, had this in London over many years. Strangely, met more Everton fans in Berlin pubs than London pubs.

Also lived in Prague for a bit, never watched a derby but watched games vs Chelsea & Man Utd and it was Lonely Island time all over again.


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