Kilmainham, summer 2012?

[carlowmike]

cjs wrote: I have never been to an outdoor venue before and wondered if anyone has any words of advice - in addition the the midge wipes(!) about what to bring/wear for Dublin on a September evening?.

will have a better idea of weather expectations closer to the dates.
there is a Lifetime travel "Durable Poncho" on sale in Hardware shops for 3 euro,
if raining it will keep you dry,
if cold it will keep you warm,
if fine you can sit on it .
if very fine a sachet of "Ben's Insect Repellent Wipes" is recommended -

[cjs]

Thank you

cjs wrote: I have never been to an outdoor venue before and wondered if anyone has any words of advice - in addition the the midge wipes(!) about what to bring/wear for Dublin on a September evening?.

will have a better idea of weather expectations closer to the dates.
there is a Lifetime travel "Durable Poncho" on sale in Hardware shops for 3 euro,
if raining it will keep you dry,
if cold it will keep you warm,
if fine you can sit on it .
if very fine a sachet of "Ben's Insect Repellent Wipes" is recommended -

Thank you I'll hunt down a poncho in preparation!

[jeney]

by cjs » Mon May 28, 2012 12:59am

Thank you I'll hunt down a poncho in preparation!

AND don't forget the Tickets !!!.

[geekroot]

What's the betting it will extend to three nights at Kilmainham

Carlowmike: I will be travelling from New York and would like some advice as to what the weather is generally like for September in Ireland ?

[carlowmike]

thanks for your email Jean, yes we have noticed that "jumping" everytime this thread receives a post...
some regard it as a form of "Forum bullying",
I think it's just a good person with a provocative nature at a loose end.....
nevertheless we have reported the matter to Jarkko

[geekroot]

What's the betting it will extend to three nights at Kilmainham

carlowmike do you remember me ?, I met you with Lorraine and Debbie at the Chelsea Hotel Plaque dedication in New York