Cool segment this morning from Ireland AM TV Show as the game between UCF vs Penn State is now official on August 30, 2014 in Dublin.

PS. I think the host started to get thirsty at the thought of "Tailgating" American style.





Here's some clips from the Gaelic Athletic Association Press Conf with UCF and Penn State





Whats cool is that the most famous stadium in Ireland, Croke Park, which is hosting this game, will also host one of the Semi-Final Games for their Gaelic Football, so many fans can double dip these 2 events...as Dublin should be a happening place for sure that weekend.





See newest post for photo album links.

(07-15-2013 09:17 PM)KnightLight Wrote:  Cool segment this morning from Ireland AM TV Show as the game between UCF vs Penn State is now official on August 30, 2014 in Dublin.

PS. I think the host started to get thirsty at the thought of "Tailgating" American style.





Here's some clips from the Gaelic Athletic Association Press Conf with UCF and Penn State





Whats cool is that the most famous stadium in Ireland, Croke Park, which is hosting this game, will also host one of the Semi-Final Games for their Gaelic Football, so many fans can double dip these 2 events...as Dublin should be a happening place for sure that weekend.

Great. ..I won the Fiat

Great post, thanks KL

Nice interview. Hat's off to UCF!

(07-15-2013 09:32 PM)smu89 Wrote:  Great. ..I won the Fiat

Congrats...but can you fit INSIDE said car?

I just hope we can get a lot of fans out there for it.

Nice clips. It should be a great time for the fans who make the trip.

My wife and I are leaving on Saturday for Scotland ( 5 days) and Ireland (10 days).

I would encourage anyone who can to make the trip for the game. You will have a great time in Ireland. It is a beautiful country.

(07-16-2013 11:39 AM)jaredf29 Wrote:  I just hope we can get a lot of fans out there for it.

That's the last thing I'll ever think to worry about.

Can't wait for this trip...as one normally never needs any excuse to visit Ireland...but if it can involve a REAL College Football Game? That's just icing on the cake.

PS. Hats off to the GAA, which is hosting this college game as part of their Double-Header Weekend...as they will host a Semi-Final Gaelic Football Game on Sunday, the day after.

Dublin should be hopping with both PSU/UCF Fans...plus fans from the 2 Gaelic Clubs that will play at Croke Park on Sunday.

Here's highlights from last year's 2012 Gaelic Football Championship at Croke Park:

Knightlight:

I will drink a pint to you tomorrow in Dublin. Take care.

If the AAC get's something together over there I just might have to revisit Dublin for this event. I'll have to wear my Pirate gear but I'd root for UCF in this one...and drink a few pints.....

As a PSU grad I kind of get torn when they play Temple and will be equally torn when the play this game. Unfortunately it's been hard to forgive Penn State when the took the lead in mostly abolishing the PSU-Pitt rivalry game. Therefore I will relunctantly root against Penn State for this game.

(07-20-2013 04:35 AM)TerryD Wrote:  Knightlight:

I will drink a pint to you tomorrow in Dublin. Take care.

Thank you!

I'll gladly return the favor for you next year!

Pretty cool photos of their recent trip to Dublin for the announcement/promotion of their game with Penn State.

Included on the trip was a presentation at break infront of 60,000 plus fans at a Gaelic Football Match at Croke Park...where UCF will play Penn State to open up the 2014 season.

Photo Album 1
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=...046&type=3

Photo Album 2
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=...046&type=3

(07-21-2013 10:27 PM)PirateTreasureNC Wrote:  

UCF Fans will gladly host a wake for Penn State fans after the game!