I doubt they can stop this entirely. They can probably prohibit resale on third party sites and - to your point - prohibit scalpers outside the stadium.
Skip the Book of Kells and/or St. Patrick's and book a tour of Kilmainham Gaol.
This is super helpful! I had seen that in Atlas Obscura, and was curious if it was worth it! I am going to get that booked now!
This is exactly what I'm doing with American Airlines credit card points. Paid $54 round trip, though my outbound flight is to London. Staying at a hostel in central Dublin to really keep the price down
We thought about taking our son, but that long of a plane ride for a 6 year old would be rough. So him and baby sister will be staying with the grandparents for the week.
We made a week long trip to Ireland a couple years back and I would suggest taking a little more time with Galway and Cliffs of Moher. Galway was my favorite city when we visited and there is quite a lot to explore. IF you plan to drive, I'd say to spend a night in Galway, then make a trip to Cliffs of Moher the next day. Travel takes a bit longer than expected.
I think I'll be okay, I'm staying a couple days in London including visiting a friend. From my understanding, the UK and Ireland have open borders with each other, as neither are in the Schengen area. Will be looking into it though, thank you!
Today, K-State opened up their tickets for public sale. They only had 4-tickets in the 100 level, maybe 150-tickets in the 300 level, and lots of tickets in the 500-level.
You'll need the 10 pound... Electronic Travel Authorization if you're sticking around the UK. Basically a tourist tax.
well what was their presale amount beforehand? we know we have sold 6k so far, I have a coworker who was waiting on regular ticket sales before booking anything else.
