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1 "The main difference between playing League and Union is that now I get my hangovers on Monday instead of Sunday." Tom David IN ASSOCIATION WITH:

"The main difference between playing League and Union is that now I get my hangovers on Monday instead of Sunday." Tom David TWO DAYS OF RUGBY, THREE DAYS OF PARTYING Price: a.

2 "The main difference between playing League and Union is that now I get my hangovers on Monday instead of Sunday." Tom David TWO DAYS OF RUGBY, THREE DAYS OF PARTYING Price: a. tournament entry + 2 nights apart-hotel accommodation package with full coach transfers (return airport and tournament): 179 GBP/pp b. just tournament package (no accommodation or transfers):139 GBP/pp Hints: a. we can also arrange 3 or 4* hotel accommodation just ask for details b. extra nights can be added How to enter: 1. Send to stu@sportstourspoland.com with intention to enter. 2. Pay a 50 GBP deposit per team to secure your place. 3. Provide the team entry form 4. Pay the second deposit of 25% 30 days before the tournament 5. Arrive in Krakow and enjoy the tournament.

"We've lost seven of our last eight matches. Only team that we've beaten was Western Samoa. Good job we didn't play the whole of Samoa.

Fancy dress optional! Unlimited beer pitchside for the duration of the tournament.

Accommodation in our centrally located apart-hotel. Return transfers from Krakow or Katowice airport, as well as transfers to and from the pitch.

3 "We've lost seven of our last eight matches. Only team that we've beaten was Western Samoa. Good job we didn't play the whole of Samoa." Gareth Davies WHAT S INCLUDED? Three different parties with a large amount of food and drink included (open bar at set times in set venues). Fancy dress optional! Unlimited beer pitchside for the duration of the tournament. Two days of rugby as you participate in a 12 team 10-aside rugby tournament. Large screen pitch-side showing Euro 2016 matches. Accommodation in our centrally located apart-hotel. Return transfers from Krakow or Katowice airport, as well as transfers to and from the pitch. Qualified referees. Medical assistance. Two meals pitchside on Saturday, and one meal pitchside Sunday. Closing banquet consisting of a huge meal in a popular local venue followed by a party with open bar. Souvenir t-shirt for all players, as well as trophies for the winning teams. Plus much, much more

It s also known to have some of the best nightlife in Europe, with a large plethora of bars and clubs open all hours.

4 "You ve got to get your first tackle in early, even if it s late." Ray Graves ABOUT KRAKOW Known to be one of the most picturesque cities in Europe it s no wonder that 10 million tourists visit this city each year. It s also known to have some of the best nightlife in Europe, with a large plethora of bars and clubs open all hours. What s more seeing as it isn t yet on the Euro the prices are dirt cheap, currently about 1,20 GBP for a beer! That said, with unlimited beer pitchside and open bar in certain venues you shouldn t need to spend much at all. GETTING HERE Krakow is probably not as far as you think with an average flight time of roughly 2,5 hours from the UK. Krakow airport is well served by a number of low cost airlines, and if you can t find flights to Krakow then Katowice is also in close proximity to Krakow and we can easily arrange transfers to and from here. Flights to Krakow Ryanair: Birmingham, Cork, Dublin, East Midlands, Edinburgh, Leeds, Bradford, Liverpool, London Stansted, Manchester. EasyJet: Bristol, Belfast, London Gatwick, London Southend. British Airways: London Heathrow Jet2: Newcastle Flights to Katowice Ryanair: Bristol, Birmingham, Dublin, Edinburgh, London Stansted, Manchester Wizzair: Doncaster, London Luton What can also be cheaper is to mix and match, so fly to Krakow and return from Katowice or vice-versa.

Team H Team I Team J Team K Team L Match Length - 7 minutes each half No.

5 Rugby is great. The players don't wear helmets or padding; they just beat the living daylights out of each other and then go for a beer. I love that. Joe Theismann TOURNAMENT FORMAT Group A A - Juvenia POL Team B Team C Team D Team E Team F Group B G - RC Havirov CZE Team H Team I Team J Team K Team L Match Length - 7 minutes each half No. Of Players - 10 aside with a maximum squad size of 15 Group Stage - Each team plays each other once with the games taking place on the first day and the morning of the second day. Second Round - At the completion of the group stage, teams will take part in a further two playoff matches to determine their final placing. The final will take place at 16:00 on the Sunday.

"Rugby is like war; easy to start, difficult to stop...and impossible to forget. Anon.

What s more the Kracking Rugby Fest Party Girls will be in attendance, pouring drinks and arranging body shots for the lucky players in attendance.

Saturday 11 th June After the first day s rugby you can kick back and enjoy our epic pitch-side party with unlimited beer and live music until 22:00 when you ll be able to head into Krakow to

6 "Rugby is like war; easy to start, difficult to stop...and impossible to forget. Anon. PARTIES Friday 10 th June On the first night after registering for the tournament you ll enjoy a great opening party with an OPEN BAR with all the beer you can drink. What s more the Kracking Rugby Fest Party Girls will be in attendance, pouring drinks and arranging body shots for the lucky players in attendance. And once you ve had a chance to loosen up the vocal chords with a few beers, you ll be able to get up on stage and show off with a bit of karaoke. It s the perfect way to kick off the weekend. Saturday 11 th June After the first day s rugby you can kick back and enjoy our epic pitch-side party with unlimited beer and live music until 22:00 when you ll be able to head into Krakow to continue the party and check out what the city s nightlife has to offer. There will also be a large screen pitch-side to watch the Euro 2016 football matches between Wales and Slovakia, followed by England v Russia. Sunday 12 th June Once the tournament has finished you will head into town for the closing banquet. Here you will enjoy a huge slapup meal followed by a party with OPEN bar with unlimited beer and vodka for four hours as the curtain comes down on the Kracking Rugby Fest.

7 The pub is as much a part of rugby as is the playing field. John Dickenson. ITINERARARY Friday Arrive in Krakow where you will be greeted at the airport and taken by private bus to your accommodation (*only for groups taking the accommodation package with us) Tournament registration and opening party with open bar for beer, karaoke, and hot party girls who will do body shots for you. Saturday Breakfast served until 10:30am before you are given a transfer to the tournament venue (*only for groups taking the accommodation package with us). Matches take place from 11am and last approximately seven hours. There is an open bar for beer, plus each gets 2 meals during the day Post games pitch side party with beer and great music till around 22ish. The event will last till around 22 giving our guests a chance to explore Krakow nightlife afterwards. There will also be a large screen pitch side showing two big football matches as well; Wales v Slovakia at 18:00 followed by England v Russia at 21:00. Sunday Breakfast served until 10:30am before you are given a transfer to the tournament venue (*only for groups taking accommodation package with us). Matches take place from 11am and last approximately seven hours. There is an open bar on beer, plus each get 1 meal during the games. Final banquet at the fantastic restaurant in the centre of Krakow- huge meal followed with OPEN bar for vodkas and beers for 4hrs

Amsterdam Gaelic Athletic Club. 10 Year Invitational Tournament. Saturday March 16 th 2013

2003 2013 Amsterdam Gaelic Athletic Club 10 Year Invitational Tournament Saturday March 16 th 2013 Club History In a crowded Irish bar in Amsterdam on St. Patrick s Day 2003, an Australian and Irishman