Jukesays wrote:
Weve got the accommodation money back, minus a small cancellation fee.
Bloody Irish government changing their rules AFTER wed been promised money back by Ryan air and aer lingus.
Cronus wrote:
Anyway - and I make no apology for using and expanding on a social media post, it made me smile a little smile. The below rings very true with the media - let's imagine the UK...
Jukesays wrote:
Weve got the accommodation money back, minus a small cancellation fee.
Bloody Irish government changing their rules AFTER wed been promised money back by Ryan air and aer lingus.
Ruddy Duck wrote:
The move to summer rugby was indeed a factor at the time as many supporters, especially older ones who had been use to watching the game in winter were against the idea but as time as moved on, more and more have come to accept it.
Several clubs and their members across Ulster are offering to help those in need in their local communities during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Coleraine Rugby Football, Cricket and Hockey Club – in conjunction with the Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council ...
MadDogg wrote:
I think players are going there to train in pairs/small groups.
Back to the title of the thread, I hope there are no clubs who are still holding out hopes that crowds will be allowed into stadiums in 2020.
