Anyone know a venue in Canberra where the RBS Six Nations Rugby is being shown?

beh1972 13 February 2011 13 February 2011 2

As a non-Foxtel subscriber who has suddenly found out (I married rugby mad Scotswoman) I need to locate a venue (Pub/Sportsclub) which would be showing the Six Nations Rugby games so she can get her fix.

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2 Responses to Anyone know a venue in Canberra where the RBS Six Nations Rugby is being shown?

andym 8:54 am 14 Feb 11

This is just a guess, but maybe the Rugby Union Club in Barton! Call them.

MrPC 11:31 pm 13 Feb 11

The staff at Queanbeyan Hungry Jacks are usually quite willing to change the channel if you ask them nicely and know which channel number you want.

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