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WIN! Five pairs of tickets to see London Irish v Doncaster Knights at the Madejski Stadium on Saturday

by Staff Writer
March 18, 2019
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London Irish are back at Madejski Stadium this weekend with their annual St Patrick’s party and The Wokingham Paper have five pairs of tickets to give away.

As well as a feast of fun, Declan Kidney’s men will be hoping to see off a challenge from the Doncaster Knights at the clash at the Madejski Stadium.

Kick-off is set for 3pm … but there’s loads to do at the stadium if you get there early.

The biggest game of the Exiles’ calendar, London Irish’s St Patrick’s Party has gained a reputation for being the party of the season with non-stop music, entertainment and great craic. With celtic rock bands BibleCode Sundays and The Reels confirmed for this year’s bash, the 2019 St Patrick’s Party promises to deliver another unforgettable occasion.

The St Patrick’s Party has been a favourite amongst supporters since the first was played at the Madejski Stadium on 17 March 2001, when Irish prevailed 13-10 against Northampton Saints.

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It has since gone on to establish itself as a standalone fixture in the rugby diary and is attended by supporters from all over Britain and Ireland.

For your chance to be there, simply answer the question below by noon on Thursday, March 21. Winners will be contacted later that day.

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Usual Wokingham Paper rules apply. Prizes does not include travel to and from the game, car parking, programmes, refreshments and those big foam fingers. Winners will be notified by telephone by Friday morning.

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