Six Nations: Murrayfield venue guideSix Nations Scotland by 606 Sport Hosts (U3702819) 19 January 2007 ![]() Location: Murrayfield, Edinburgh, EH12 5PJ, Scotland Latest 10 commentsRead members' comments or add your own
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the-eal (U3355233) posted Jan 24, 2007 murrayfeild is a great place to go, the atmosphear is increadible, but when there are few people there as the often is it is pretty average, lets hope lots come for the six naitions
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Golden_Jammy (U2352898) posted Jan 25, 2007 The Roseburn, near the ground. We've had many a good sing song in there watching Wales, not always the happiest of occasions though. However the atmosphere in there has always helped to wipe the tears away.
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Walrustash (U7223616) posted Jan 26, 2007 Drive up from England, stop for the full fry breakfast at the Carfrae Mill hotel, then on the the Murrayfield Hotel for a couple of wets before the game.
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The_Jack (U7213654) posted Jan 26, 2007 Rutland doesnt have any tele's anymore I'm afriad. Good places to go though - three sisters in town - busy but good laugh, Queens arms is good, golf tavern in bruntsfield is magic too. Plenty of places in the grassmarket as well - all the irish bars and beehive will be showing too.
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markovanb (U819693) posted Feb 2, 2007 we have 48 welsh coming so far to my bowling club( only 12 have tickets) so the place will be like a welsh home game if any more come... cheap beer and whisky etc. only 5 mins in a cab from murrayfield... sudden thought... must get more scots in before next week. anyone interested please let me know
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misterbarlow (U2883001) posted Feb 4, 2007 For anyone without tickets, the best place in Edinburgh to catch the games, and indeed go clubbing after, is The Three Sisters in the old town. We go there every trip!
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jolly wally (U4865614) posted Feb 6, 2007 A good place to watch the Scotland v Wales match this weekend is at Embark Bar and Dining Room in Fountainbridge (0131 222 4898) as ex Scotland and British Lions star Tom Smith will be there to do a Q&A session after the match!
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DUFFIN1989 (U3811285) posted Feb 6, 2007 The game looks like its sell out its hard to get 2 tickets beside each other
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jolly wally (U4865614) posted Feb 8, 2007 Ex-Scotland and British Lions rugby star Tom Smith will be at Embark bar and dining room in Fountainbridge this Saturday afternoon at 2pm to meet fans and hold a Q&A session. Comment on this article
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