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The Saturday is also the Boundary Brewing AGM.

It looks like that weekend kicks off 4 weekends of beer festivals (2 more to be announced...)

"irish_goat":3r0ne8xp wrote:

"mattybabsy":3r0ne8xp wrote: yup. you can get in line for the next session...[/quote:3r0ne8xp]

That sounds like a bit of a handling to be honest. Makes it awkward for the likes of people from Derry and Dublin who want to do a 1pm-8pm kind of session.[/quote:3r0ne8xp]
12-5pm works fairly well for the train from Dublin. The Enterprise is currently being refurbished so half the trains running the service are Irish Rail 22000's. Due to operating constraints the regular 8.10pm train ex Belfast now departs much later at 9.35pm and arrives into Dublin too late to make any onward connections. The earlier train leaves at 6pm and allows onward connections.

the 6pm is usually the one I get back when doing the Belfast Cask fest- works well enough for me. 5pm kickout probably means a pint in The Crown...

Hi guys. Its going to be a superb weekend.
We're organising a volunteer drive so please put your name forward on festival website to register your interest if you fancy it. We're looking for good beer folk who know what they're talking about. Lets do this right <!-- s:-) --><img src="{SMILIES_PATH}/icon_smile.gif" alt="" title="Smile" /><!-- s:-) -->

If anyone has any hints/tips please get in touch. This may be our first fest but we want to do it right first time. Hit the ground running

Email us at <!-- e --><a href="This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.">This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. if you have any questions. We'll be arranging a meeting at some point to discuss the finer details.

"May nothing but good beer pass your lips"

Cheers
Stephen