Gerry Thornley: The best Ireland team ever and another flat atmosphere at the Aviva

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Gerry Thornley: The best Ireland team ever and another flat atmosphere at the Aviva
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There are plenty of supporters who would sing and chant if they could procure tickets yet there were non-occupied seats in the Lower East and Havelock Square ends on Saturday

Ireland’s Calvin Nash with Rio Dyer of Wales during the Ireland versus Wales Six Nations game at the Aviva Stadium on Saturday. Photograph: Dan Sheridan/Inphoand another record-extending Irish home win to move within two wins of unprecedented territory. And another flat occasion at the Aviva Stadium. This is the bestAt least most of the crowd were still in situ and engaged when Tadhg Beirne scored with the last play of Saturday’s game.

And therein lies the rub. This has been an issue for years. Yes, it’s good when the All Blacks come to town, and it was good on Paddy’s Day for the Slam/Johnny Sexton coronation. But wept, shouldn’t it be? This is not far off the World Cup quarter-final against New Zealand, which drew 1.38 million viewers and a 78 per cent audience share, plus another 290,000 on streams. Nor is it far off the final leg of the Grand Slam against England last March, which had an average audience of 1.013 million, which equated to a 73 per cent share, and reached 1.

Attending major Croke Park occasions, patrons are not permitted to bring drinks back to their seats, with the purchase of alcohol restricted to before, half time and after the game. Attending the St Patrick’s Athletic-Bohemians FAI Cup final fans were allowed drink all they wanted during the game, but not permitted to bring their drinks back to the seats.

World Rugby’s laws regarding penalties clearly state “the opposing team must stand still with their hands by their sides from the time the kicker starts to approach to kick until the ball is kicked”.

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