Glasgow Balcony Mafia

After 7 occasions in Ireland, Germany, Poland and Austria the infamous Streetfight Gang aka Bedminster Bridge Boxing is out again, coming to your town. With forces from Utrecht, Leipzig and many more uniting in Glasgow for a long weekend full of fun, friendship and some safety shots. We gather here to experience beautiful nature, some culture and apparently Scotlands best nightlife city over a pint or 2. We do some trainspotting and travel back in movie history. And we come together to celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17th. Thursday: 7pm: Early arrivals pub meeting @ Blackfriars (36 Bell Street), later on moving to other bars Friday: Morning: some work, some rest, others arrive 2 pm: Glasgow City walk Meeting point: inside Central Station, via the Gordon Street entrance, under the large clock which hangs from the roof. Evening: Scottish night out 6pm: food and drinks/ tba 8:30 pm: Ceilidh dance event @Sloans (108 Argyle Street 62 Argyll Arcade, Glasgow, G2 8BG) https://www.sloansglasgow.com/ceilidh Only 2 tickets available upon request at the organizers. Alternative: some people are having beers somewhere. They will share their location in the WA group After midnight: more drinks and dancing and a chippy on the way home meeting point/ time tba Saturday: Daytrip to Loch Lomond, including a cruise, a small hike and singing the unofficial anthem of Scotland Meet 9:45 am at Glasgow Queen street station. We're going for the 10:13 am train to Balloch. Cruises are at 11:30 am, 1 pm and 2:15 pm. We take one of those depending on weather and capacity. Possible train back starts at 3:38 pm from Balloch. Later afternoon: watching Ireland vs Scotland rugby (last match of the Six Nations) in a pub, location tba 7pm: Balcony Mafia event in the Brewhaus pub. 182 Queen Margaret Dr, Glasgow G20 8NX, From there we move to some other pubs or clubs. This event might include some shots. like 10 or so. Sunday All Day Irish themed pub crawl. So better get your finest green outfits ready. We will update the programme and meeting points step by step. Any resemblance to real balkan mafias, living or dead, is purely coincidental. But they are welcome, too.