Season Ticket 2023

What's the story with seating groups nowadays ??

The Munster Championship tickets will be available very soon and would like to be seated in a group

1 football ticket for Saturday and Sunday league finals available. Pm email or WhatsApp and I'll send them on

Just double checking I can opt out of one championship game by not buying a ticket and still qualify for an Ireland ticket.

On the other hand there'd be more moaning if people were put behind the poles or at the back of the Mackey. I think unfortunately the seated terrace was the only feasible option to give all season ticketers a decent vantage point for the two games. As for getting soaked at matches, as much as I have gripes with the GAA there's not much they can do about the weather.

I think Mackey is now only for club/delegate allocations. In an ideal world there'd have been an allotment of the covered stand for elderly/limited mobility STers but this is the GAA. The same organisation won't sell tickets on matchday since covid which is a form of ageism imo.

The ST has also always been a source of major issues too. I travelled the length and breadth of the country for the last decade following the hurlers/footballers and sometimes you'd be called a liar for not attending games even if you had video proof of getting your card scanned at the game. Mayo fans got national attention for the issue (quite rightly too). GAA never really did anything about it and their customer service were horrible about correcting attendances. This was when you'd need the 60% minimum to qualify. I certainly hope I don't come across as a season ticket defender here.

I do agree 100% that the GAA have downed tools for the season ticket. No seating groups is ridiculous and I get the sense they want to get rid of the scheme in the near future so that they'll be able to have more final tickets for sponsors, which in turn will water down the atmosphere almost as much as pricing supporters out of going to games.

At AI QF stage, especially when I'm going to be sat in the stadium for 4.5 hours to get my monies worth - I think the least I could expect as a Season Ticket holder who has been at every game this season is a bit of cover from the forecast rain.

I think it's pretty shambolic that we have an AI QF in a stadium where we have 1 covered stand. And that we can't look after some amount of the people who have followed their counties every game this year.

Given the proximity of Gaelic Grounds to Clare vs Dublin, we may as well have used Thurles for these, as Clare have a huge advantage as opposed to Dublin, it's basically a home venue for them when you consider the proximity.

Good section to get. Will be between the 45 and halfway line. We were there for the all Ireland last year.

Got 305 for the Tyrone game so just the other side.

The GAA are really intent on dumbing down the season ticket to the point that it's not worth it anymore. Same with the packages they used to do - both QF double headers & both semi finals which was great for anyone who wanted to go to the whole lot or to split with a friend whose team was on the other side of the draw. You'd expect that these are the people that the GAA should be trying to accommodate rather than considering them too much hassle

There was an email about ticket exchange today, a day after they the season tickets were available. Not quite a well coordinated process.

Available to buy. I got 305 row m

Available for me got 305 row S