Season Ticket 2024

I think I remember some talk of "Championship" Season tickets being mentioned at the start of the year. Is this no longer happening?

if you have 2 season tickets on one a/c is it possible not to buy 1 for one match and then not buy 1 for a different match and still qualify.
Theres no way of knowing which one is which. No seperate a/c number

who gives 2 F’s what people on social media think. ?

Terrace Tickets only for the Munster Football Final is a bit of a kick in the balls to be honest.

A lot of people have the Season Tickets to guarantee a Stand Ticket (not always possible) which is useful for Elderly and very young supporters.

I was looking forward to the atmosphere in Ennis but with a 3 year old in tow it isn't right to bring him to the terrace.

Not much to be done, but I would have expected a few tickets to be allocated to Season Ticket holders on a first come first served basis.

Presumably it was the same for the Limerick v Clare hurling game last week?

Is there 4,000 seats in Cusack Park?

Funny enough Clare are one of the counties in Munster that Kerry don't have a home and away arrangement with for Munster Finals.

The Great Limerick Run is on in Limerick on the 5th so it can't go ahead in Limerick so they tossed a coin.

Its not the end of the world it's just a minor irritation.

The price point definitely needs to be looked at. Those prices were fine for people when games were spread out. Under the revised condensed calendar, people are under more pressure.

How they can't see this is just madness.

This is now 95euro each for myself and the brother in 4 weeks. It's absolutely unsustainable at this time of the year. And they wonder why crowds are down.

Some people saying it will be a 100 for an AI ticket this year.

The season ticket is of questionable value for many counties, but I am seeing some whinging that people who "go to games regularily" have no access to Ulster final tickets in Armagh or Donegal so in fairness, the season ticket does have its advantages now and again even if its not saving you much.

Similarly the Donegal v Tyrone semi final was a sellout in Celtic Park and if you are someone going to county games and not involved in the local club scene, the only way you'd be getting your hands on a ticket would be as a season ticket holder.

As posted above Derry and Donegal had 628 tickets between them, yet both of these teams would have got free admission to the league finals, which makes the season ticket somewhat worth it. Donegal have 3 full house game in Ulster and will have a game against either Derry or Tyrone in the groups and there won't be much space at those games either.

However, in the Internet age the GAA does know who buys tickets and some weight should be given to this, not depriving the U-11 coach of a ticket but from the thousands of tickets which go to others.

Yea, it was the same for the hurling. A little frustrating but it is what it is unfortunately with the way the stadium is. Nowhere near that amount of seats in Cusack Park - there are sideline seats in front of the stand but they don't use them for season ticket holders either - presume they have to be able to guarantee all holders the same type of seat if they did?

At least there should be a good atmosphere for the football final for a change!

Try the exchange and you can get the option to buy a ticket. So then you could buy an adult ticket anywhere else and sit in juvenile seat if in Croke Park

Without those three games, most teams could only qualify for the 6 games required for the football if there was a preliminary quarter-final. And if your team is in a preliminary QF you probably won't reach the AI final anyway.

Confirmed. The credits do count.