Does anyone want a trinity ball ticket

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You're bound to lose a number of your party before the night is out. Some will score, others will fade. The survivors get to watch the sun come up over Front Square before staggering out on to Dame Street to the bleak realisation that very few taxi drivers are desperate enough to stick around and face the post-ball carnage.

Start walking. Ideally, you want your post-ball party to be taking place as near to town as possible. You also want to leave it fully stocked with alcohol. Nothing will kill the party buzz like having to wait around for hours for a pub to open a lesson I learnt the hard way the morning after my debs.

Before the post-ball party begins to fade, you have to convince everyone to go back into town again so that they have no option but to forego sleep entirely. One of the things that makes the ball so great is that the whole experience usually ends up lasting about two or three days.

It becomes an endurance test as people fight to be the last ones stumbling round Dublin city the following Sunday afternoon still in their formal wear, which by this stage is usually covered in a combination of alcohol, food, urine and vomit stains. Trinity Ball ticket sales hit record Sat, May 12, , Erin Golden. The promoters say they are considering expanding capacity for the July 14th concert. Most Viewed. Watch More Videos. All cars must be removed from the West End of the University by 5.

Three 3 temporary accessible car parking spaces reserved for people with disabilities will be available in Botany Bay East for the duration of the parking restrictions associated with the Ball preparations. To compensate for the loss of parking spaces on Campus eighty 80 spaces have been reserved for Trinity College permit holders in the Parkrite Public Car Park on Fleet Street.

These parking facilities are available on a 24 hour basis throughout the period and are being funded by the Ball Committee. All University buildings will remain closed from 5. There will be no access to any of the University building after 5. This restriction affects all staff and students including those who would normally have access to buildings outside the usual opening hours.