Is there a KFC near the Aviva?

stiffler123

Or alternatively a good pizza place. Thanks

Cavehill Red

Near the what, now?

stiffler123

Sorry, near the Aviva stadium.

Cavehill Red

Never heard of it.

az2wp0sye65487

Cavehill Red wrote: »

Never heard of it.

You must have had your head up your arse for the last year then.... what other possible reason could you have for not knowing what the OP is talking about. Unless you're trying to make a silly point...

Anyway OP, AFAIK there's no KFC anywhere near the stadium. Doubt you'll have any trouble finding a decent pizza though.

Cavehill Red

Aviva is some foreign insurance firm with an office on Hatch Street. No stadium or KFC near there, as far as I know.

here.from.day.1

The Aviva Stadium is a sporting stadium located in Dublin 4, with a capacity for 51,700 spectators (all seated). It was built in 2007 after an older stadium was demolished to make way for the new one on the same site.

FYI

HTH.

Cavehill Red

Oh, you mean Lansdowne Road?
No KFC near there either.

latenia

Cavehill Red wrote: »

Oh, you mean Lansdowne Road?
No KFC near there either.

From 2:36

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geZoES9KQ-Q

There's a nice pizza/pasta place on Sandymount Green or most kinds of fast food available on Baggot St.

here.from.day.1

Yes the Aviva Stadium is located in Lanesdown Road, Dublin 4.

Nearest KFC would either be in town (Jervis\Parnell St.) or maybe Rathmines.

Cavehill Red

latenia wrote: »

There's a nice pizza/pasta place on Sandymount Green

Which is a good mile and a half away from Lansdowne Road.

Cavehill Red

here.from.day.1 wrote: »

Yes the Aviva Stadium is located in Lanesdown Road, Dublin 4.

Never heard of that road either.

Downtime

Paulies Pizza

MrStuffins

Cavehill Red wrote: »

Oh, you mean Lansdowne Road?
No KFC near there either.

No, i'm pretty sure the OP meant the Aviva Stadium.

Landsdowne Road is where it is located alright, but if he wanted to know whether or not there was a KFC near this particular road, he'd have asked.

But he didn't, he asked was it near the stadium.

if you haven't heard of the stadium, there is plenty of information about it on the internet.

Good luck getting yourself educated

WindSock

Cavehill's point seems somewhat lost. He doesn't want to address our national sports stadium, which we have paid for after a foreign health insurance company, which is fair enough.

MrStuffins

WindSock wrote: »

Cavehill's point seems somewhat lost. He doesn't want to address our national sports stadium, which we have paid for after a foreign health insurance company, which is fair enough.

Not really. Isn't it 2010?

I know what his point is, but it's a silly one!

Cavehill Red

Yes, it's 2010 and some of us aren't sheep who'll sell out our sporting heritage because the crooks in the FAI tell us to.
Try calling Lansdowne Road the effing aviva on some of the soccer discussion boards in this country and see the reaction you get from actual football fans.

latenia

Cavehill Red wrote: »

Which is a good mile and a half away from Lansdowne Road.

If it's a pedantry battle you want so be it:

http://maps.google.ie/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Sandymount+Green&daddr=Lansdowne+Rd&geocode=FWbILQMdpieh_w%3BFeTRLQMdaP-g_w&hl=en&mra=dme&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&sll=53.332257,-6.217232&sspn=0.012173,0.027423&ie=UTF8&ll=53.331744,-6.218991&spn=0.012173,0.027423&z=15

Cavehill Red

latenia wrote: »

If it's a pedantry battle you want so be it:

http://maps.google.ie/maps?f=d&source=s_d&saddr=Sandymount+Green&daddr=Lansdowne+Rd&geocode=FWbILQMdpieh_w%3BFeTRLQMdaP-g_w&hl=en&mra=dme&mrcr=0&mrsp=1&sz=15&sll=53.332257,-6.217232&sspn=0.012173,0.027423&ie=UTF8&ll=53.331744,-6.218991&spn=0.012173,0.027423&z=15

That's not from the pizza joint to the stadium, but from the extremity of one road to the extremity of the other. Try again.

MrStuffins

Cavehill Red wrote: »

Yes, it's 2010 and some of us aren't sheep who'll sell out our sporting heritage because the crooks in the FAI tell us to.
Try calling Lansdowne Road the effing aviva on some of the soccer discussion boards in this country and see the reaction you get from actual football fans.

Football? You mean that foreign game?

Tell me, your name of "Red". is this a reference to affiliation of love for a particular sporting team?

TJJP

No KFC in the area or anywhere near.

Best option would be Miller's Pizza Kitchen, 50 Upper Baggot Street, no more than 10 minutes walk to Lansdowne.

Cavehill Red

MrStuffins wrote: »

Football? You mean that foreign game?

No, it's not foreign at all. It's widely played here in Ireland, and many of its finest proponents, not to mention rulemakers, have been Irish.

MrStuffins wrote: »

Tell me, your name of "Red". is this a reference to affiliation of love for a particular sporting team?

That, and socialism. It's also my favourite colour, since you ask.

stiffler123

WindSock wrote: »

Cavehill's point seems somewhat lost. He doesn't want to address our national sports stadium, which we have paid for after a foreign health insurance company, which is fair enough.

I know, but he is being an absolute tit about it.
Thanks for all the suggestions guys.Should be in Dublin at 6 on Friday before the match, so might chance the one in Parnel street if I have time. Orherwise that Millers Pizza place mentioned will do the job.

Cavehill Red

Cavehill Red wrote: »

Never heard of that road either.

lol at what the first result for lansdowne road is on google

OP, there's a four star pizza on Shelbourne road but that's take away. The chop house serve food but not sure what it's like.

Junior's on Bath Avenue is does good pizza.

MrStuffins

Cavehill Red wrote: »

No, it's not foreign at all. It's widely played here in Ireland, and many of its finest proponents, not to mention rulemakers, have been Irish.

Aviva is widely used here in Ireland, and many of it's finest offices, and not to mention subsidiraies, have been in Ireland

That, and socialism. It's also my favourite colour, since you ask.

So which team is it that you support?

Cavehill Red

Deleted User wrote: »

lol at what the first result for lansdowne road is on google

And then look at the second, which at least has the benefit of being objectively written, rather than corporate whore BS.

here.from.day.1

Cavehill Red wrote: »

Yes, it's 2010 and some of us aren't sheep who'll sell out our sporting heritage because the crooks in the FAI tell us to.
Try calling Lansdowne Road the effing aviva on some of the soccer discussion boards in this country and see the reaction you get from actual football fans.

All the stadium needs now is a bridge.. so you guys can all get over it! :pac:

Cavehill Red

MrStuffins wrote: »

Aviva is widely used here in Ireland, and many of it's finest offices, and not to mention subsidiraies, have been in Ireland

So what? Just because the FAI says so doesn't mean you need to bow on bended knee to corporate BS.
Lansdowne Road is part of Irish sporting heritage, a heritage that some insurance company with no historical involvement in the sport or claim over its past can only purchase ownership of when the public allow them to.
I don't intend to allow them to.

MrStuffins wrote: »

So which team is it that you support?

Cliftonville and St Pats, primarily. Though I have an interest in most European leagues due to dropping in on various teams at different times.

Nonoperational

The guy asked about kfc or a pizza. Piss off acting a smart tit nobody is interested in listening to you.

novarock

Aviva gave irish sport €40 million for the right to call it that... Seriously get over it

MrStuffins

Cavehill Red wrote: »

Cliftonville and St Pats, primarily. Though I have an interest in most European leagues due to dropping in on various teams at different times.

So, let me get this straight.......... you support a foreign sport. And you support different European leagues in this foreign sport. And the only team from the Republic of Ireland you DO support has the name of a Japanese car manufacturer emblazoned on it's shirt.................

But you have a problem with Aviva?

Clownery my friend!