Wednesday, June 5, 2013

Marlay Park festival 2013, Marlay Park music, Accommodation near Marlay Park, Dublin Hotels, Dublin Guesthouses, bed and breakfast, hotels near marley park, hotels for longitude festival

Marlay Park festival 2013, Marlay Park music, Accommodation near Marlay Park, Dublin Hotels, Dublin Guesthouses, bed and breakfast, hotels near marley park, hotels for longitude festival

Marlay Park / Marley Park is located in Rathfarnham which is a short distance from and an easy commute to Dublin Central Hotels and Guesthouses, this means you can enjoy the best of both worlds, party in the country during the day and evening and return for some city living at night.


Longitude Festival: 19th-21st July:

This un-believable event features Kraftwerk, Pheonix, Vampire Weekend, HotChip, Villagers, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Foals, Jake Bugg, Tom Odell to name but a few!










The five stages of Longitude – and August shows for Marlay Park?

The licence application for the capital’s newest festival reveals more details of what to expect in Marlay Park in July.

Those heading to Longitude in Dunlin’s Marlay Park in July can look forward to spending their time wandering around five stages, according to the licence application lodged by Festival Republic, on behalf of MCD, with Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council.

According to the application and event management plan, we can expect “three music stages and two multi arts stages”, with all the stages bar the main stage to be tented. There is also a “children’s area” per the site drawings attached to the application. The site capacity is 9,999 people and they’re expecting a 50/50 male/female breakdown. Music will run each day from 2pm to 11pm and there will be no re-admission to the site. Security contracts have been awarded to UK-based companies SLS and Specialized Security and the security guidelines are very much in keeping with the post-Swedish House Mafia shows at Marlay Park last year.

The letter of consent included with the application from Dún Laoghaire Rathdown County Council to MCD, giving them permission to apply for the licence, refers to a contract agreement from May 2006. It would be interesting to see that document and the terms, conditions and duration of that agreement.

It’s also interesting to note the existence of another licence application from MCD for “concert consisting of music performance” at Marlay Park on August 3 and 4. Application OEL 02/13 was lodged on May 24 and the relevant application is not currently online. Again, as has become the norm this summer, it’s Festival Republic who are taking the lead, a further sign of the Live Nation takeover of the Irish live music business.


Thanks to its investment in Festival Republic, Live Nation now has a hand, act and part in the Phoenix Park shows, Longitude, Oxegen and, most famously, the Electric Picnic. There is also the not insignificant matter of Dublin’s O2 and it’s believed that the company are the front-runners to buy Harry Crosbie’s stake in the venue from NAMA. It’s been a long time coming and they’ve done so with great stealth, but Live Nation are now very significant players in the Irish live music market.

Friday, May 31, 2013

Lansdowne Hotel Comedy Night, Comedy Club Dublin, Dublin Comedy Club, Father Ted, Joe Rooney

Lansdowne Hotel Comedy Night 21st June 2013 with Father Ted’s Joe Rooney, Tickets €10, Bar is open for food from 18:00, Show starts at 19:30.

Comedy Special: €9.95 for Main Course + Pint or Glass of Wine.

Tickets: €10 per-person and can be bought directly from the Lansdowne Hotel or from aidan@laughoutloud.ie.


The Lansdowne Hotel has a long tradition of providing new and innovative entertainment for its guests and visitors. The recent Heineken Cup, Rabo Pro 12 Final, Amlin Challenge Cup seen the Lansdowne Hotel play host to thousands of Rugby fans who were treated to out-door BBQs, the Guinness Area 22 Team, Live music, and so much more. This ability to adapt to the needs of its patrons has made the Lansdowne Hotel a home from home for many thousands of repeat guests and patrons over the years.

The Lansdowne Hotel is a family business headed by Helen, Michael and Frank Quinn, that family focus has allowed the Lansdowne Hotel to become much more than a place of business, it is a welcoming Oasis in an ancient city that plays host to both national and international guests and patrons. The Lansdowne Hotel delivers comfort, personal service and a welcoming hospitality, to all who walk through its doors.


The Comedy Club is a new and refreshing addition to the entertainment calendar at the Lansdowne Hotel, it’s about lifting spirits and getting those Irish eyes smiling.


Lansdowne Hotel

Set in the heart of Georgian Dublin, we are just a short stroll from the Aviva Stadium, the RDS and Dublin city's main shopping and business district.



Dublin is fast becoming one of Europe's favourite capital cities to visit - that blend of old and new that is apparent everywhere, the youthful vibrant population, the broad range of sights and services on offer and of course the friendliness of the locals, are all part of the appeal of Dublin.

Rooms

The Lansdowne Hotel is a small and friendly family owned Hotel with 40 en-suite bedrooms including two suites and two executive rooms. All rooms are tastefully designed, bright and spacious with warm furnishings to help insure our guests have a relaxing and restful night’s sleep. All rooms are equipped with hairdryers, cable TV, free wi-fi, direct dial telephone, tea/coffee making facilities, writing desk, table and chairs. Irons and ironing boards are available on request.



Guests can choose from a variety of rooms. Double bedded rooms, single rooms, double and single bedded which are inter-connecting, and twin rooms.

Druid's Restaurant

Celtic mouldings and fine tapestries from the Book of Kells adorn the walls. The imaginative use of specially designed lighting creates the perfect atmosphere.

Druids Restaurant serves breakfast each morning Monday to Friday 7.30am to 10am. Breakfasts are cooked to order from fresh produce sourced daily.



Saturday/Sunday 8am - 10.30am

Also available for Private Parties and Meetings

The Den Bar

Downstairs at the Lansdowne Hotel Dublin you will find one of Dublin's finest drinking emporiums "The Den Bar". Relax and enjoy a drink of your choice or choose from our bar food menu while savouring the atmosphere of this exciting meeting place - popular with business people and tourists alike. 'The Den' features a unique collection of sports memorabilia of interest to sport enthusiasts particularly the rugby fraternity. We are proud to present the biggest rugby tie collection in the world. The Den Bar serves carvery lunch daily and for the late weekend risers we have brunch on Saturday's and Sunday's.



Thursday have live music with the Thatched Cottage in the Bar and Traditional Musicians - Craic Agus Ceol.

There is a FAB FRIDAY promotion running where the Carvery is €5.00.

Bar Food Dinner Menu
Served from 6 p.m. - 9 p.m.

STARTER

Homemade soup of the day, served with brown bread €3.50

Tasty Vegetable & Beef Spring Rolls on Mixed Leaves, Sweet Chilli Dip  €5.50

Golden crisp salmon cake with rocket leaves, pesto mayo €5.50

Spicy chicken wings € 5.50

Basket of chips with: Cocktail Sausages €6.00 or Chicken wings €7.50 or  Scampi €7.50 or Chicken Goujons €7.00                       

TASTY SNACKS : (all served with pesto, mayo, sweet chilli dip)
Nachos with melted cheese €3.50
Potato wedges €3.50
BBQ Baby ribs €6.00

MAIN COURSE

Grilled pork & leek sausages,
chive mash and rich gravy €10.95

Den Tower Burger, Fillet of Chicken or Beef Burger topped with tomato, fresh onions, Crispy Bacon, melted cheddar & Garlic Mayo €10.95

Grilled Fillet of Salmon, with fresh herb couscous, ratatouille & lemon butter €10.95

Pan Seared Rib Eye Steak (8oz) with Caramelized Onions, mushrooms served with Chips and pepper sauce €14.50

The Den salad, grilled BBQ0 Chicken fillet, seasonal leaves, roasted cashew nuts, sliced peppers & balsamic dressing €8.00

Stir fried noodles with king prawns, vegetable, soy sauce & ginger €8.00

Tex-Mex Enchiladas, juicy Chili Minced Beef Wrapped in Tortilla with Melted Cheddar Sour Cream, Salad & Chips €10.95

Toasted steak sandwich with fried onions, tomato relish & melted cheese €8.50

SIDES:  Buttered Vegetables €2.50
Portion of Chips €2.50
Mixed Leaf Salad   €2.50
   

DESSERT
All served with fresh Cream or Ice Cream

Warm Apple pie €3.50

Baileys Cheese Cake, toffee sauce €3.50

Warm chocolate Brownie €3.50

Monday, May 27, 2013

Dublin Horse show 2013, RDS, Blossom Hill Ladies' Day, Accommodation near RDS

Dublin Horse show 2013, RDS, Blossom Hill Ladies' Day, Accommodation near RDS

The Horse Show is a Dublin institution and runs this year from the 7th to the 11th of August. A celebration of Ireland's affinity with the horse, the Dublin Horse Show has the best show horses and the best international show jumpers compete for honors.  It is one of Ireland's largest events, a highlight of the summer, each year welcoming tens of thousands of people from Ireland and all over the world.



Since it was first held in 1864 the Horse Show has become a Dublin institution. A celebration of Ireland's affinity with the horse, from the best show horses to the best international show jumpers. It is one of Ireland's largest events, a highlight of the summer, each year welcoming tens of thousands of people from Ireland and all over the world.

Blossom Hill Ladies' Day

Blossom Hill Ladies’ Day at the Discover Ireland Dublin Horse Show will takes place on Thursday of Show week. There are prizes for best dressed lady, most creative hat, most colourful outfit and best dressed man.

THE DUBLIN HORSE SHOW HISTORY

The first show was held in 1864 under the auspices of the Society, but organised by the Royal Agricultural Society of Ireland.

There were 366 entries in the first Show with a total prize fund of £520.

On the 28, 29 and 30 July 1868 the first show was held and organised by the Royal Dublin Society on the lawns of Leinster House. The Council granted £100 out of the Society's funds to be awarded in prizes. It started as a show of led-horses and featured ‘leaping' demonstrations.

The first prize for the Stone Wall competition (6ft) in 1868 was won by Richard Flynn on hunter, Shane Rhue (who sold for £1,000 later that day).

Ass and mule classes were listed at the first show!

In 1869 the first Challenge Cup was presented for the best exhibit in the classes for hunters and young horses likely to make hunters.

In 1870 the Show was named ‘The National Horse Show', taking place on the 16-19 August. It was combined with the Annual Sheep Show organised by the Society.

1869 was the year ‘horse leaping' came to prominence. There was the high leap over hurdles trimmed with gorse; the wall jump over a loose stone wall of progressive height not exceeding 6 feet; and the wide leap over 2 ½ ft gorse-filled hurdle with 12 ft of water on the far side.

The original rules for the leaping competitions were simply ‘the obstacles had to be cleared to the satisfaction of the judges'.

The prizes for the high and wide leaps were £5 for first and £2 for second with £10 and a cup to the winner of the championship and a riding crop and a fiver to the runner up.

In 1881 the Show moved to ‘Ball's Bridge', a green-field site. The first continuous ‘leaping' course was introduced at the Show.

In 1881 the first viewing stand was erected on the site of the present Grand Stand. It held 800 people.

With over 800 entries in the Show in 1895, it was necessary to run the jumping competitors off in pairs - causing difficulties for the judges at the time!

No lady was allowed to ride in any jumping competition until 1919.

A novelty class for women was introduced in 1919. In 1920 women were able to compete freely.

Women were permitted to compete in the international competitions from 1954 (an international rule).

In times past the Ladies Hunter Classes for ladies riding side-saddle in traditional costume (veil and habit) were judged on the Thursday of the Show. As a result Thursday became Ladies' Day.

In 1925 Colonel Zeigler of the Swiss Army first suggested holding an international jumping event. The Aga Khan of the time heard of this proposal and offered a challenge trophy to the winner of the competition.

In 1926 International Competitions were introduced to the show and was the first time the Nations' Cup for the Aga Khan Challenge trophy was held.

Up until 1949 the Nations' Cup teams had to consist of military officers.

Six countries competed in the first international teams competition for the Aga Khan Challenge trophy - Great Britain, Holland, Belgium, France, Switzerland and Ireland. The Swiss team won the title on Irish bred horses.

The Swiss team won out the original trophy in 1930. Ireland won the first replacement in 1937 and another in 1979, Britain in 1953 and 1975. The present trophy is the sixth in the series and was presented by His Highness the Aga Khan in 1980.

There was no Nations' Cup held in 1952 due to the Olympic Games.

The first Grand Prix (Irish Trophy) held in 1934 was won by Comdt.J.D. (Jed) O'Dwyer, of the Army Equitation school. The Irish Trophy becomes the possession of the rider if it is won three times in succession or four times in all.

The first civilian rider to take part in the Nations' Cup was Peter Robeson on Craven A. He was also a member of the winning British team that year.

The first timed jumping competition was held in 1938. In 1951 an electric clock was installed and the time factor entered most competitions.

In 1976, after 50 years of international competition, the two grass banks in the Arena were removed so the Arena could be used for other events. The continental band at the western end of the Main Arena was added later.

Shows have been held annually except from 1914-1919 due to WW1 and from 1940 - 1946 due to WW2.

In 2003 the Nations Cup Competition for the Aga Khan Trophy has become part of the new Samsung Super League under the auspices of the Federation Equestre Internationale.

The Fáilte Ireland Dublin Horse Show is Ireland's largest equestrian event, and one of the largest events held on the island.

The show has the third largest annual prize pool for International Show Jumping in the world.


Saturday, April 20, 2013

Temple Bar Whats On, Tippll promotion, Bad Ass Cafe, Dublin Eating out

★ ★ ★ Bad Ass Cafe ★ ★ ★
Tippll Promotion – Receive a voucher for 10% off your meal & free glass of wine on Wednesday 24th April in the Bad Ass Café Dublin
1.      Join the event on the Bad Ass Page https://www.facebook.com/events/163773610453240/
2.      The voucher goes directly to your new account in Tippll
3.      When you arrive bring up the voucher from your wallet in Tippll on your phone and press the "Use this voucher" button, then show the resulting screen to the bar staff.
The Tippll team will be in the Bad Ass Café to help with any questions you may have.


Temple Bar Whats On, Tippll promotion, Bad Ass Cafe, Dublin Eating out

Thursday, April 11, 2013

Competition, Irish Competitions, Prize Draw, Free Stuff, Win, Winner, Online Competitions, win cruise, win zoo tickets, win meal, win tour

Competition, Irish Competitions, Prize Draw, Free Stuff, Win, Winner, Online Competitions, win cruise, win zoo tickets, win meal, win tour

To Celebrate Spring 2013 we are giving You the chance to Win a well-earned Spring Break…

Spring Break FREE Draw
Spring Break FREE Draw

★ ★ ★ Spring Break ★ ★ ★
 Enter our draw to be in with a chance to win – B&B Accommodation, full Irish breakfast, Evening Meal for 2 in the Bad Ass Cafe, Free Pint in Ned Keenan’s Bar

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning is:

1. Like our page on Facebook (www.facebook.com/GlenGuesthouse)
2. Like this picture
3. Share this post on Facebook.
It’s that simple! The winner will be picked at random from those who like and share on Monday 22nd April 2013.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL! ♥

Call us – 01 8551374
Email us – theglen@eircom.net
Log on – www.glenguesthousedublin.com

Spring Break Free Draw
Spring Break Free Draw

To Celebrate Spring 2013 we are giving You the chance to Win a well-earned Spring Break.

★ ★ ★ Spring Break ★ ★ ★
Enter our draw to be in with a chance to win – Hotel Accommodation, full Irish breakfast, 2 Tickets for Dublin city hop-on-hop-off tour, Free Pint in Ned Keenan’s Bar

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning is:

1. Like our page on Facebook (www.facebook.com/MapleHotel)
2. Like this picture
3. Share this post on Facebook.

It’s that simple! The winner will be picked at random from those who like and share on Monday 22nd April 2013.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL! ♥

Call us – 01 8555442
Email us – info@maplehotel.com
Log on – www.maplehotel.com

Townhouse Hotel Summer Break

Summer Holiday Free Draw…Yes Folks…we want to offer you and your family a Special Treat this Summer…

★ ★ ★ Townhouse Hotel Draw ★ ★ ★

Enter our draw to be in with a chance to win – Family Ticket to Dublin Zoo, a Family Room (2 adults & 2 children) in our city centre hotel including full Irish breakfast.

Dublin Zoo Tickets
Dublin Zoo Tickets

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning is:

1. Like our page on Facebook (Townhouse of Dublin)
2. Share this post on Facebook.

It’s that simple! The winner will be picked at random Monday 01st July.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL! ♥
Call us – 01 8788808
Email us – info@townhouseofdublin.com
Log on – www.townhouseofdublin.com

Summer Holiday Free Draw…Yes Folks…we want to offer you and your family a Special Treat this Summer…FREE overnight Accommodation, FREE Full-Irish Breakfast, FREE Family Tickets to Dublin ZOO…

If you are in Dublin enjoy fantastic offers at The Townhouse Hotel…whether you are planning a family break, a romantic get-away, or a weekend party package we have a summer break to suit you and prices that will suit you even more!

Check-out gardinerstreetdublin.com to see the beautiful walks just outside our front door, walk along the Custom House Quay, Sir John Rogerson’s Quay and so forth and enjoy the history and beauty of the Jeannie Johnston Famine Ship, be amazed at the magnificent architecture of the Dublin Convention Centre, the Samuel Beckett Bridge and so much more. Fantastic city centre shopping, or simply lazing away your day with a good book on the beautifully manicured lawns of Stephens Green or the Iveagh Gardens, or explore the history of the world in the surrounds of the Chester Beatty Library (FREE entry)…whatever you want it is here in Ireland’s capital of culture, history and tradition…

Free draw
Free draw

★★★ Anchor House Dublin Draw ★★★

Enter our draw to be in with a chance to win – Family Ticket on the River Liffey Cruise, a Family Room (2 adults & 2 children) in our city centre B&B including full Irish breakfast.

All you have to do to be in with a chance of winning is:

1. Like our page on Facebook (Anchor Guesthouse Dublin)
2. Share this post on Facebook.

It’s that simple! The winner will be picked at random Monday 01st July.

GOOD LUCK TO ALL! ♥

Call us – 01 8786913

Email us – info@anchorguesthouse.com

Log on - 
www.anchorhousedublin.com

Thursday, March 28, 2013

Aviva Stadium de Dublin, hotels proches Aviva Stadium de Dublin, hôtels à côté de l’Aviva Stadium de Dublin


Aviva Stadium de Dublin, hotels proches Aviva Stadium de Dublin, hôtels à côté de l’Aviva Stadium de Dublin, b & b près de Aviva Stadium de Dublin, chambres d’hôtes près de Aviva Stadium, Gardiner Street Dublin

Aviva Stadium de Dublin en Irlande est le cœur palpitant de l’International Rugby avec plusieurs des plus grands jeux de l’Irlande étant joués sur la terre à la maison; Les 6 Nations Internationales Rugby attirer les foules massives pour Aviva Stadium veiller à ce que les hôtels près de Aviva Stadium, Chambres d’hôtes près de Aviva Stadium sont vendus dans la course aux matchs de Rugby qui attirent un public international.

Gardiner Street Dublin a été à la maison à l’international et Home Grown fans de rugby depuis des générations. Gardiner Street Dublin est proche de tous les transports, y compris le port de Dublin et l’aéroport de Dublin.

L’original Lansdowne Road Stadium est un lieu multi-sports, y compris comme il l’a fait d’une piste cendrée d’athlétisme, un terrain de cricket, un vert croquet, trois terrains de football et des installations de tir à l’arc et tennis sur gazon. Le premier match de rugby joué le sol était un inter provinciale entre Leinster et d’Ulster en Décembre 1876.

En 1878 Lansdowne a tenu son premier match international de rugby. Dans les années 1900 l’Irfu a obtenu le bail de Lansdowne Road provenant de la succession de Pembroke. C’est à cette époque qu’un plan a été conçu pour changer l’orientation du stade de Nord / Sud. L’origine, il avait couru de l’Est à l’Ouest. Le stand a été construit en 1908.
Aviva  Stadium Dublin
Aviva Stadium Dublin
Alors que Dunlop avait conçu Lansdowne comme un lieu multi-usages du sol est vite devenu synonyme de rugby – bien que, même dans les années 1950, une foule de 40.000 témoins médaillé d’or olympique Ronnie Delany y courir dans un meeting international d’athlétisme.

La partie la plus moderne du stade, la tribune Est a été construit en 1983. C’est durant les années 1980 que l’équipe de football irlandaise a également fait Lansdowne sa maison. Le premier match de football au stade a eu lieu en 1971, lorsque l’Irlande a joué en Italie dans une ambiance conviviale.

 Dans son incarnation la vieille Lansdowne Road Stadium était le plus vieux stade de sport en Europe.

L’ancien stade a eu une longue et fière histoire de l’hébergement d’athlétisme de classe mondiale et des événements sportifs, mais il a aussi vu quelques-uns des meilleurs artistes du monde entier, y compris: Frank Sinatra, Liza Minelli et Sammy Davies junior, Michael Jackson, Céline Dion, Neil Diamond, Bon Jovi, The Eagles, U2, REM.

Le système innovant de toit en polycarbonate transparent et la conception des façades maximise la lumière du jour à l’intérieur du bâtiment, la hauteur et entourant résidentielles / commerciales propriétés. L’utilisation de EcoCem dans la construction du stade a réduit le contenu énergétique du bâtiment tout en réalisant un haut niveau de finition dans le béton. L’économie de CO2 réalisée est calculée à 4000 tonnes, soit 6.896.500 kWh d’électricité.

Conservation de l’eau des urinoirs sans eau, robinets de capteurs et deux citernes à chasse d’eau. Les urinoirs sans eau fournissent un gain minimum de 20.000 litres d’eau sur un seul jours d’événements, ce qui représente une économie annuelle de 400.000 litres.

L’eau de pluie est récoltée pour être utilisé dans le système d’irrigation de pas. Le réservoir de 320.000 litres suffit pour env. 7 jours d’irrigation.

Système de contrôle d’éclairage en utilisant la commande intelligente par PC est avec détecteurs PIR sont utilisés pour contrôler de façon centralisée et surveiller les 18.000 luminaires basse énergie dans le stade pour les besoins d’éclairage peut être géré de très près et gardé aussi efficace que possible.

Quatre générateurs à moteur diesel 1700kVA sont équipés de circuits de récupération de chaleur de câble permettant de 4 MW de chaleur utile à être utilisé pour chauffer de l’eau pour salles de bains, cuisines et le système de chauffage sous tangage.

Les zones qui sont en cours d’utilisation sur une journée seul événement (niveaux 01 et 05) sont ventilés naturellement. Toutes les pompes et les installations de traitement d’air sont du type du variateur pour réduire la consommation d’énergie. Les fonctions d’économie d’énergie du système de gestion du bâtiment comprennent des contrôles intelligents pour consommer de l’énergie.

Sport éclairage a été soigneusement modélisé, avec des écrans et visières antireflets longues spécifiées à minimiser les retombées lumière de la cuvette du stade.

Services de l’équipement a été spécifié à émettre ne dépasse pas 53 dB à un mètre pour assurer le stade a un impact minimal sur le bruit de fond.

Un système entièrement intégré de gestion des déchets au stade prend en charge une retirer, réduire, recycler approche. Notre objectif annuel de recyclage sur place pour 2012 est de 80% des déchets générés et déjà nous de bons résultats avec le taux de mai 2012 excédant 94% pour la séparation et le recyclage sur place.

Intégré de promotion des transports publics couvrant l’ensemble des prestataires de transport pour le personnel et les fans et l’installation d’un parvis de tramway à proximité de la station de s’assurer équipement amélioré dans l’accès au stade. Dédié stationnement accessible pour les clients ayant un handicap. Protection de la biodiversité / promotion par le biais d’une artificielle
Otter Holt dans le ponceau Swan River qui se jette dans l’extrémité nord du stade, éclairage de bas niveau pour éviter l’impact sur le comportement de recherche de nourriture Bat dans la région et l’installation de nichoirs pour les oiseaux dans les environs du stade.

Actualités Etudes de cas et

En raison de son approche durable, Aviva Stadium a remporté plusieurs prix.

Étude de cas de gestion des déchets

Où il s’occupait des besoins de plus de 50.000 personnes sur un jour de match, y compris les ventilateurs du personnel du stade et des services de soutien, il ya le potentiel de générer beaucoup de déchets. Aviva Stadium travaille sur un «Supprimer, réduire, recycler approche en association avec nos déchets partenaires Greenstar. Le stade d’assurer une approche séparation sur site pour les flux de déchets suivants: Le carton – emballage et afficher tasses et des bouteilles unitsPlastic – bouteilles de soda, verres à bière en plastique, bouteilles de lait en plastique recyclables etc.Dry mixtes – y compris l’emballage et tetra pack similaire à compost plus les ménages – déchets alimentaires compostables et tontes de gazon en verre – quelques bouteilles sont retournées aux fournisseurs, mais le reste est recyclé Huile de cuisson – Professionnellement raffiné / DEEE réutilisés – Déchets électriques pour cause de maintenance, y compris les ampoules usées général – le reste qui ne peuvent pas être recyclés comme croustillante paquets et des déchets contaminés.

En séparant ces sites sur qu’ils sont plus rentables d’avoir enlevé et il assure moins de contamination quand ils sont soumis à des processus de recyclage. Pour les déchets en général que l’on ne peut pas recycler, nous travaillons pour essayer d’enlever le plus de ce à partir de nos flux de déchets que possible mais en attendant, cela passe par un «processus de récupération secondaire» qui convertit soit il en blocs de combustible ou d’énergie thermique.

Aviva Stadium empreinte vous permet d’accueillir tout type d’événement pour une sélection d’invités de 2-2000. Boules de gala spectaculaire, conférences / congrès, réunions, expositions et événements en plein air.

Vitrine des événements, célébrations, accueil, activités éducatives et bien plus encore sont tous les bienvenus à Aviva Stadium.

Sur 4 niveaux offre Aviva Stadium intérieur haut de gamme et design extérieur et de l’architecture pour assurer un événement réussi.

En BS8901 durable lieu Aviva Stadium peut offrir organisateurs et les invités du réconfort de choisir un lieu qui peut aider le chemin vers la durabilité de votre entreprise et au-delà.

Les centres de jour non-match composé de 15 espaces distincts sur cinq des sept niveaux stade plus 36 boîtes de sociétés ayant des capacités différentes. Espaces varient en taille, mais couvrent des capacités de 2 à 800 pax en un local quelconque. Aussi disponible est l’auditorium état-of-the-art des médias avec des sièges pour 190 personnes, les principaux espaces extérieurs de renom et des espaces vierges événement toile. La majorité des espaces ont une vue exceptionnelle donnant sur le terrain.

Aviva Stadium est un événement unique espace polyvalent, offrant une flexibilité, restauration haut de gamme et des équipements AV jumelés avec les plus hauts niveaux de service à la clientèle pour tous les clients.

Les services de restauration à Aviva Stadium sont en second lieu à aucun. Le contrat pour tout service de traiteur dans le nouveau stade a été attribué à Groupe Compass Catering qui sont aussi des traiteurs officiels à Twickenham et du Millennium Stadium, Cardiff. En Irlande, le Groupe Compass emploie plus de 2.000 personnes à travers une large gamme de contrats d’entreprise et de fournir de la restauration sur les sites sportifs tels que Leopardstown et Fairyhouse.

La restauration de Aviva Stadium est innovante, créative et variée pour satisfaire tous les goûts de la diversité.

Zones General Admission (niveaux 1 et 5)

Desservi par 19 bars, 17 lieux de restauration et de 2 unités de confiserie.

Servira jusqu’à 60.000 litres de stout et lager, 3.000, 4.000 whiskies chaudes portions de frites, 3500 hamburgers au boeuf, des hot-dogs 4.500, 3.500 sacs de bonbons. «L’état de l’art des systèmes de bière installés sont capables de dispenser une pinte en quatre secondes avec la capacité de l’autre côté du stade de la distribution de plus de 2.000 litres par minute.

Sièges Premium (niveaux 2 et 3)

Neuf établissements de restauration proposant une large gamme de produits de café de spécialité, à travers les barreaux gril, wok et bars brochette de fruits de mer, chaudes sandwicheries sculptés aux magasins hot-dogs et la barre de boulangerie. Les zones de prime sont desservies que par onze bars entièrement approvisionné offrant une large gamme de bières, spiritueux, vins et champagne.

Hospitality Suites

Le match / concert jour, le Président Suite peuvent accueillir et divertir les 450 convives avec des plats offrant une «table du chef» du monde entier.

Sur les côtés est et ouest du stade au niveau quatre, il ya 36 salles de réception privées chacune pouvant accueillir entre 12 et 50 personnes, le total étant 848. Les clients se verront offrir une gamme de menus sur mesure et de bons vins en fonction de leur profil d’invité notamment à tout événement.

Tuesday, March 19, 2013

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