Niall O Broin wrote:
> On 7 Dec 2005, at 12:31, Colm Buckley wrote:
>>> On 7 Dec 2005, at 11:57, jaqian wrote:
>>>>> Hi I'd like to set up a LUG in Dublin, I've got two ppl so far on
>>> Boards.ieinterested and there will probably be more. I've never been
>>> part of a LUG
>>> before (there was never any near me) and i was wondering how to
>>> organise one
>>> and what they do other than share our experiences and various
>>> distros. Look
>>> forward to your replies.
>>>>>> Well, I'd like to wish you the best of luck with that, however the
>> ILUG already has over 300 members in Dublin, and most of its events
>> are held in Dublin, so you might be multiplying entities without
>> necessity.
>>>> *Might* be a better plan to just subscribe to social at linux.ie and see
>> if anyone's interested in a Dublin-specific meet.
>>>> If you *do* want to set up a culchie-free LUG, ILUG might be able to
>> help with resources, at the discretion of the committee.
>>> Speaking as He Who Holds The Purse Strings I'm not sure that we could
> allocate such resources, legally. I'd hate to end up in trouble with
> the Equal Opportunities Commission. How would we implement it? Would
> we need to check birth certs? How far out does the Pale go anyway?
>All the way to the coast just outside of Shrule :)
Or is that just West Dublin?
Cheers
P.
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