Clare GAA discussion thread

LuckyGent88 wrote: »

When buying online how do you see what section the tickets are for? Or can you

You cant pick your section but they tell you seat/section no. Before you make payment.

LuckyGent88

When buying online how do you see what section the tickets are for? Or can you

Tickets for the upper deck on sale now.

finbarrk

Clareman wrote: »

At this stage a full allocation for both county boards would be held back, there's probably 10k put aside for each at this stage, once those have been sent out there'll be decent ones available. Personally I think it madness not buying your ticket from your local club at this stage, if we qualify for the final there won't be any tickets on public sale so you'll have to get them from the clubs.

But you mightn't be able to choose which stand you want with your club tickets. Personally, I prefer the Hogan Stand. That's why I bought them off tickets.ie.

Benbecul97 wrote: »

From which set of double letters are you covered, should it rain?

I'm not sure of that now to be honest.

Stationmaster wrote: »

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Really? At what time??

6 minutes past 3 to be exact! They kept changing the sections so I kept refreshing. They were moving between 308, 302 and 311 and when the seats went high enough up in 308 (double letters) I bought them then.

Clubs will definitely be getting family tickets too but no guarantee they'll be good unfortunately although, based on the Munster Final anyway, the full price tickets should be very good.

From which set of double letters are you covered, should it rain?

Edgware

Semi finals are a great way for clubs to give juveniles the Croke Park experience as you can forget about getting any final tickets.
The GAA do some great promotions for clubs bringing young teams to the game.
Its easy to whinge about the Croke park crowd but they do a good job

Clareman

Benbecul97 wrote: »

It's a farce!

The lack of fees is a nice bonus though.

Clareman wrote: »

It's such a pain that tickets.ie doesn't allow you to pick your seats like ticketmaster does

It's a farce!

Clareman

It's such a pain that tickets.ie doesn't allow you to pick your seats like ticketmaster does

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Really? At what time??

6 minutes past 3 to be exact! They kept changing the sections so I kept refreshing. They were moving between 308, 302 and 311 and when the seats went high enough up in 308 (double letters) I bought them then.

Clubs will definitely be getting family tickets too but no guarantee they'll be good unfortunately although, based on the Munster Final anyway, the full price tickets should be very good.

Stationmaster wrote: »

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Not so, checked all day and today and family tickets only available in 301, 302, 310-313

I got some 308.

Really? At what time??

Benbecul97 wrote: »

Not so, checked all day and today and family tickets only available in 301, 302, 310-313

I got some 308.

Stationmaster wrote: »

slegs wrote: »

Semifinal is a great opportunity to bring a large family group along. You can buy 8 tickets together. We have 2 adults and 5 kids coming for the Lim/Cork game and we got 7 in a row in 311. 115eur which is great value for a group of 7. You won’t get that from a club allocation. Just a pity they shove all the family allocations down towards the Davin end

You can get that from a club allocation. These days clubs can specify exactly the split they want their family tickets to come in i.e. x number of 2 & 2, x number of 1 & 3 etc.

Also, family tickets could be got yesterday everywhere in the Cusack.

Not so, checked regularly yesterday and again today and family tickets only available in 301, 302, 310-313

slegs wrote: »

Semifinal is a great opportunity to bring a large family group along. You can buy 8 tickets together. We have 2 adults and 5 kids coming for the Lim/Cork game and we got 7 in a row in 311. 115eur which is great value for a group of 7. You won’t get that from a club allocation. Just a pity they shove all the family allocations down towards the Davin end

You can get that from a club allocation. These days clubs can specify exactly the split they want their family tickets to come in i.e. x number of 2 & 2, x number of 1 & 3 etc.

Also, family tickets could be got yesterday everywhere in the Cusack.

Hogan 334 available now

slegs wrote: »

Clareman wrote: »

At this stage a full allocation for both county boards would be held back, there's probably 10k put aside for each at this stage, once those have been sent out there'll be decent ones available. Personally I think it madness not buying your ticket from your local club at this stage, if we qualify for the final there won't be any tickets on public sale so you'll have to get them from the clubs.

Semifinal is a great opportunity to bring a large family group along. You can buy 8 tickets together. We have 2 adults and 5 kids coming for the Lim/Cork game and we got 7 in a row in 311. 115eur which is great value for a group of 7. You won’t get that from a club allocation. Just a pity they shove all the family allocations down towards the Davin end

100% agree. Where possible, all kids with an interest should be brought to a semi-final. Terrific for them to experience a big, big match as it becomes impossible to bring them to a final due to demand/cost.

Clareman wrote: »

At this stage a full allocation for both county boards would be held back, there's probably 10k put aside for each at this stage, once those have been sent out there'll be decent ones available. Personally I think it madness not buying your ticket from your local club at this stage, if we qualify for the final there won't be any tickets on public sale so you'll have to get them from the clubs.

Do local clubs sell juvenile tickets?
If we qualify for the final it's a free for all when demand in each club far outstrips supply. Buying a semi-final ticket from a local club in no way quarantees a ticket for a potential final.
By the way, some Clare people live outside the coutry/country, have no 'local' club, so have no choice but to buy online.

slegs

Clareman wrote: »

At this stage a full allocation for both county boards would be held back, there's probably 10k put aside for each at this stage, once those have been sent out there'll be decent ones available. Personally I think it madness not buying your ticket from your local club at this stage, if we qualify for the final there won't be any tickets on public sale so you'll have to get them from the clubs.

Semifinal is a great opportunity to bring a large family group along. You can buy 8 tickets together. We have 2 adults and 5 kids coming for the Lim/Cork game and we got 7 in a row in 311. 115eur which is great value for a group of 7. You won’t get that from a club allocation. Just a pity they shove all the family allocations down towards the Davin end

finbarrk wrote: »

Evil_Clown wrote: »

Tickets are up on tickets.ie
Croker here we come !! :D:D

Can't seem to get availability for kids tickets. On the mobile site anyway.

Juvenile tickets don't seem to be available on the mobile site.

Clareman

At this stage a full allocation for both county boards would be held back, there's probably 10k put aside for each at this stage, once those have been sent out there'll be decent ones available. Personally I think it madness not buying your ticket from your local club at this stage, if we qualify for the final there won't be any tickets on public sale so you'll have to get them from the clubs.

BloodyBill

Guys isnt it great to be in an All Ireland semi. 2 steps from glory with a decent team. I must however dampen down the optimism a little. We are unfortunately a few players short of an All Ireland. Our squad is the weakest left in the competition aswell.
Two points on Cleary and Malone. Both are big hearted and honest and strong. However their weaknesses were not shown up by Wexford. Cork asked questions of their hurling ability which they could not answer. Their decision making, skill and striking are not of the standard required to win an All Ireland. They ll both be shown up again in the semi. I,d like to see Aaron Shanagher brought on as a sub in the semi. Iv not faith whatsoever in Conor McGrath regaining form and he is greedy on the ball.

I ended up getting the 301 seats, pretty rubbish but I needed Juvenile seats too.
I’ll see if I can get anything better from the Club Thur but aleast I’ve got some tickets.
Wouldn’t go upper cusack anyway.

If the demand is high then there's a very good chance that the upper decks will be opened and these tickets will be released in a few days time.

Also, they would be keeping back a good number of decent tickets for the counties/clubs orders which are only going in Thursday.

innuendo141

opinionated3 wrote: »

Go to tickets.ie. Both stands available but quality of tickets is rubbish. Sections at the end line only at the moment. Not really looking after the fans who want to buy early are they??

The "best" I can see are Hogan 327, but not much better than what's on offer on the Cusack which is 701 only it seems.

opinionated3

Go to tickets.ie. Both stands available but quality of tickets is rubbish. Sections at the end line only at the moment. Not really looking after the fans who want to buy early are they??

Reputable Rog

****e tickets for sale.

innuendo141

junebabies wrote: »

Now saying no tickets available

Lower Cusack section 301 available right now anyway.

Now saying no tickets available