ProudDUB wrote: » I've bringing rellies who are over from 'Murica, so I need to get 6 fairly decent seats, in the lower Hogan hopefully. Pain in the Swiss. Can't decide if I'll try tickets.ie online, go to the local Supervalu, or try TicketBastard, where I'm told you get to pick your seats, if you pay the booking fee. Anyone ever used TB for GAA tix? I haven't.
Nidgeweasel wrote: We've all been there my friend!
Slattsy wrote: » Got 2 Hill tickets.
BonnieSituation wrote: » A Tyrone Nate of mine has been in the queue since 9
DoctaDee wrote: » All the cool kids hang in section b3, come along bring yer shades - Looking at a full house by the looks of it
ProudDUB wrote: » Jesus...everything gone, bar the terrace. Surely that can't be the case?
DoctaDee wrote: Did the DCB issue any guidelines as to who we should support in the 1st game. Looks like with the northern traffic heading my way I'll have to be on me toes early
Patser wrote: » Dublin Donegal Mayo and Tyrone, probably the 4 best supported teams, all on one day.
DoctaDee wrote: » Well that's the 1st sign the Brexit is gonna fakup cross border trade.. Serves them right
DoctaDee wrote: » Did the DCB issue any guidelines as to who we should support in the 1st game. Looks like with the northern traffic heading my way I'll have to be on me toes early
ProudDUB wrote: » Yeah, I know, but we've been part of double header quarter finals before and its never been this bad. And the sad thing is is that there probably won't be a sinner in Croker today, for the first pair of quarter finals. Given the demand for tickets, the GAA should have split next weekends games & have one on the Saturday and one on the Sunday.
DDC1990 wrote: Support whoever you'd like to see Kerry beat in the final.