Croke park tickets

macadam · 31-07-2013 10:03pm #1

Will tickets be on sale at croker, for the games on saturday, I have a few relations coming home from England and might head straight from the airport.

yop · 31-07-2013 10:20pm

I would say you should be ok, see this from the GAA site;
The GAA Ticket Shop at 53A Dorset St is open during the GAA championship season.

Other ticket locations are open around Croke Park on match days:

GAA Ticket Shop Dorset Street - Located on 53A Lower Dorset Street
GAA Ticket Shop on NCR - Located opposite Gill's Pub at the Junction of North Circular Road and Jones Road
GAA Ticket Outlet Ballybough - Located at the end of Clonliffe Road at junction with Ballybough Road.

macadam · 31-07-2013 10:31pm

Cheers Yop, should be two great games saturday.

yop · 31-07-2013 10:49pm

macadam wrote: »

Cheers Yop, should be two great games saturday.

Nah, better games Sunday

Enjoy them.

Flukey · 01-08-2013 9:50pm

You should get tickets. Bring them on Saturday. There will be two good matches and the atmosphere will be great. If they enjoy it, then bring them again on Sunday. They may even come back for the semi-finals!

yop · 01-08-2013 9:52pm

Flukey wrote: »

You should get tickets. Bring them on Saturday. There will be two good matches and the atmosphere will be great. If they enjoy it, then bring them again on Sunday. They may even come back for the semi-finals!

You know and I know that Saturday, is just the curtain raiser for Sunday. Its like letting the kids out in the garden for a kick about before the adults play

Flukey · 01-08-2013 10:02pm

yop wrote: »

You know and I know that Saturday, is just the curtain raiser for Sunday. Its like letting the kids out in the garden for a kick about before the adults play

Maybe, but those kids will show the adults a few tricks and it may even get to the point where there are no adults in the final.

yop · 01-08-2013 10:42pm

Flukey wrote: »

Maybe, but those kids will show the adults a few tricks and it may even get to the point where there are no adults in the final.

Adults always make the finals. Kids for chips, daddies for AI finals!

Flukey · 01-08-2013 10:53pm

Yop wrote:

Adults always make the finals. Kids for chips, daddies for AI finals!

Don't forget that 3 of Saturday's kids have won the All-Ireland in the last 5 years. Only 2 of Sunday's adults have. One of the adults lost to two of the kids in those finals, even if they beat one of them. Some of the adults have had some good days out against the kids in recent years, but the kids are pretty good. So all in all, I still think the kids are in with a good chance come September.

yop · 01-08-2013 10:55pm

Flukey wrote: »

Don't forget that 3 of Saturday's kids have won the All-Ireland in the last 5 years. Only 2 of Sunday's adults have. One of the adults lost to two of the kids in those finals, even if they beat one of them. Some of the adults have had some good days out against the kids in recent years, but the kids are pretty good. So all in all, I still think the kids are in with a good chance come September.

Its too late for my brain to ever figure it out so I give up. I know I have 2 kids who will be up at 7am!

oneillMan999 · 02-08-2013 6:29am

im surprised Saturdays matches weren't on a Sunday cause Saturday is by far the better days football.

yop · 02-08-2013 9:49am

oneillMan999 wrote: »

im surprised Saturdays matches weren't on a Sunday cause Saturday is by far the better days football.

Nah, a repeat of last years AI final is always going to be better

Flukey · 02-08-2013 10:08am

As any seasoned GAA fan knows, it is not always the big game of the day that is the best game of the day. So we don't know which of the four games will be the best of them. Most will expect the Kingdom to overcome the Breffni men, but the other 3 games could go either way. The Dubs should beat the Rebels, but you just don't know which Rebel team will show up. If it is a good one, anything could happen. The O'Neill county have too much experience and cuteness on their side, and should beat the Farney men. As for the last game of the weekend, revenge for last year's final and the fact that they are on a mission could see the other Jimmy winning that one. Still, anything could happen across the weekend. We shall see. A weekend to look forward to.

Big Pussy Bonpensiero · 02-08-2013 1:20pm

Game of the weekend is obviously Mayo -Donegal, it's like a grudge match, and all the shíte in the media has created an even better back drop to the action.

DoctaDee · 02-08-2013 1:28pm

THFC wrote: »

Game of the weekend is obviously Mayo -Donegal, it's like a grudge match, and all the shíte in the media has created an even better back drop to the action.

Wonderbra match .. will turn out to be a complete letdown

yop · 02-08-2013 1:31pm

Flukey wrote: »

As any seasoned GAA fan knows, it is not always the big game of the day that is the best game of the day. So we don't know which of the four games will be the best of them. Most will expect the Kingdom to overcome the Breffni men, but the other 3 games could go either way. The Dubs should beat the Rebels, but you just don't know which Rebel team will show up. If it is a good one, anything could happen. The O'Neill county have too much experience and cuteness on their side, and should beat the Farney men. As for the last game of the weekend, revenge for last year's final and the fact that they are on a mission could see the other Jimmy winning that one. Still, anything could happen across the weekend. We shall see. A weekend to look forward to.

Jimmy will win it, without a doubt.

I think the Dubs will turn Cork over quite easily, though the Dubs backline is going to be under a lot of pressure.
Kerry will canter past Cavan. Monaghan to take Tyrone by 4 points with the Monaghan lads eliminating Cavanagh.

Anyone want the euro millions numbers too?

Big Pussy Bonpensiero · 02-08-2013 6:14pm

DoctaDee wrote: »

Wonderbra match .. will turn out to be a complete letdown

Aye, more than likely. I can see it being a bit like KK vs Tipp last year, not in terms of the scoreline, but just unnecessary off the ball stuff. Should still be a great spectacle though.

DoctaDee · 02-08-2013 6:33pm

THFC wrote: »

Aye, more than likely. I can see it being a bit like KK vs Tipp last year, not in terms of the scoreline, but just unnecessary off the ball stuff. Should still be a great spectacle though.

Yeah exactly ... depends again how you like yer football - ref unfortunately has a big part to play

macadam · 03-08-2013 7:40am

Got tickets for all last night so you can close this now YOP if you wish, before some starts singing "Jimmy's winning matches. Jimmy's winning games, Jimmy's bringing fook all back to Donegal again".

Palx · 06-08-2013 8:52pm

will tickets for Dublin v Kerry be on general sale ?
anybody know when ?

thanks

InchicoreDude · 06-08-2013 9:13pm

Palx wrote: »

will tickets for Dublin v Kerry be on general sale ?
anybody know when ?

thanks

They are on tickets.ie now.

karltimber · 08-08-2013 6:48am

and you can get a dual ticket for both the hurling & football for 65euro.

not too bad a price for two good games.

K

munchkin_utd · 08-08-2013 7:22am

karltimber wrote: »

and you can get a dual ticket for both the hurling & football for 65euro.

not too bad a price for two good games.

K

translation:
for DUBLIN FANS.....
you can see your county in both semi finals for a special price.

Its not a mix and match package.

karltimber · 08-08-2013 9:44am

and cork fans too.

to see the hurling and then cheer on Dublin against their rivals Kerry

NO ????

munchkin_utd wrote: »

translation:
for DUBLIN FANS.....
you can see your county in both semi finals for a special price.

Its not a mix and match package.

Big Pussy Bonpensiero · 08-08-2013 7:09pm

Quick question for the regular goers, a group of us are going to the semi final on the 1st as its the day before college, all of us bar 3 got Hill tickets, they could only get Nally tickets, I think the only remaining Hill tickets are available through clubs. Anyway, is it possible to get in to the Hill using the Nally tickets??

I've been in the Cusack pretty much all this year but I always enter through the Davin beside Gill's Pub as it suits me better and have never had a problem, they don't even seem to read the tickets. I was just thinking that all tickets would probably be scanned through on all turn-stiles, regardless of where they're actually for. Could anyone confirm, or indeed invalidate theory of mine?? I know if they go in early they could just hop the rail and get into the Hill that way, but I'm thinking the stewards may not allow that as the Hill is already sold out.

The Maverick · 08-08-2013 7:13pm

THFC wrote: »

Quick question for the regular goers, a group of us are going to the semi final on the 1st as its the day before college, all of us bar 3 got Hill tickets, they could only get Nally tickets, I think the only remaining Hill tickets are available through clubs. Anyway, is it possible to get in to the Hill using the Nally tickets??

I've been in the Cusack pretty much all this year but I always enter through the Davin beside Gill's Pub as it suits me better and have never had a problem, they don't even seem to read the tickets. I was just thinking that all tickets would probably be scanned through on all turn-stiles, regardless of where they're actually for. Could anyone confirm, or indeed invalidate theory of mine?? I know if they go in early they could just hop the rail and get into the Hill that way, but I'm thinking the stewards may not allow that as the Hill is already sold out.

No, the Nally tickets won't be able to scan through on the Hill 16 scanners. I think, could be wrong on this now, that the Davin does let you scan in either a Cusack or Hogan ticket.

Big Pussy Bonpensiero · 08-08-2013 7:19pm

The Maverick wrote: »

No, the Nally tickets won't be able to scan through on the Hill 16 scanners. I think, could be wrong on this now, that the Davin does let you scan in either a Cusack or Hogan ticket.

Davin definitely lets you scan a Cusack tickets. Went to both QF days with a Cusack ticket and entered through the Davin, same as with League SFs and Final and other games throughout the year.

The Maverick · 09-08-2013 1:10am

THFC wrote: »

Davin definitely lets you scan a Cusack tickets. Went to both QF days with a Cusack ticket and entered through the Davin, same as with League SFs and Final and other games throughout the year.

That's what I thought, good to have it confirmed though. Still, Nally tickets won't scan onto the Hill. If they did, you'd have a lot of people crowding onto the Hill. Health and safety etc.

ProudDUB · 09-08-2013 11:34am

THFC wrote: »

Could anyone confirm, or indeed invalidate theory of mine?? I know if they go in early they could just hop the rail and get into the Hill that way, but I'm thinking the stewards may not allow that as the Hill is already sold out.

I've seen people doing that in poorly attended league & early season champo games, where the Hill is not sold out. The stewards didn't seem to be all that bothered about stopping people from hopping over the fence. But on a day when the Hill is jam packed, they'll be very vigilant about that kind of thing & they'll have Guards there for back up too. It's a total pain, as most people with Nally tickets would probably prefer to be on the Hill, but if they let everyone cross over, it would be bedlam.

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