National Football League 2025

[Cunny Funt]

I think every county has leaked out their draft fixtures at this stage.

Full set of league and championship fixtures with venues and throw in times was published on the first Wednesday in December last year same again this year?

[Blowitupref]

All fixtures along with the masters list for the year ahead on Gaa.ie today.

First round

Saturday 25 January 2025 

Division 1

Pearse Stadium, Salthill 17:15 Galway v Armagh 

Healy Park, Omagh 18:00 Tyrone v Derry

Croke Park 19:30 Dublin v Mayo 

Division 2

Páirc Uí Chaoimh 17:00 Cork v Meath 

Breffni Park, Cavan 18:00 Cavan v Monaghan 

Division 3

TBC 14:30 Leitrim v Laois 

St. Conleth's, Newbridge 17:00 Kildare v Fermanagh 

Division 4

Cullen Park, Carlow 18:00 Carlow v Tipperary 

Wexford Park 19:00 Wexford v London


Sunday 26 January 2025 

Division 1

Fitzgerald Stadium, Killarney 13:45 Kerry v Donegal 

Division 2

Dr Hyde Park 14:00 Roscommon v Down 

Cusack Park, Mullingar 14:00 Westmeath v Louth 

Division 3

Corrigan Park, Belfast 13:00 Antrim v Clare 

O'Connor Park, Tullamore 14:00 Offaly v Sligo 

Division 4

Echelon Park, Aughrim 14:00 Wicklow v Waterford 

Pearse Park 14:00 Longford v Limerick 

[bennydorano]

Is it my eyes or are those NFL Fixtures a bit of a shambles? see some 2024 fixtures popping up among them

[Blowitupref]

Details on ticket prices. 

https://www.gaa.ie/article/2025-allianz-leagues

For the first time the GAA will charge U16s to enter its National League Games after prices for the 2025 competitions were confirmed.

Children's Tickets (U16) will be €5 for all Division 1 and Division 2 Fixtures in football and Division 1A & 1B in hurling. These tickets can only be purchased alongside an adult ticket.

[Armagh18]

Details on ticket prices. 

https://www.gaa.ie/article/2025-allianz-leagues

For the first time the GAA will charge U16s to enter its National League Games after prices for the 2025 competitions were confirmed.

Children's Tickets (U16) will be €5 for all Division 1 and Division 2 Fixtures in football and Division 1A & 1B in hurling. These tickets can only be purchased alongside an adult ticket.

Grab All..

[armaghniac]

Details on ticket prices. 

https://www.gaa.ie/article/2025-allianz-leagues

For the first time the GAA will charge U16s to enter its National League Games after prices for the 2025 competitions were confirmed.

Children's Tickets (U16) will be €5 for all Division 1 and Division 2 Fixtures in football and Division 1A & 1B in hurling. These tickets can only be purchased alongside an adult ticket.

Grab All..

For a lot of the Armagh games they will be hitting capacity restrictions so would be charging anyhow.

[Rossfan]

Short sighted as usual.

[marty34]

I don't think it'll put many people off.

It's £5 for a child. I only go to a few league games a year so not too bad.

When you add in travel, dinner etc. a £5 isn't going to break people in fairness. 

Just my honest opinion.

[Rossfan]

Won't break anyone but it was a grand tradition.
Man and son going to game, gather a few more buicíns (some whose parents had no interest)and in with them all.
Could earn the GAA a few "customers" for life instead of Sky Sports getting them.
It's not as if all the €5s will make the GAA much money either.

[Brendan]

Jesus that's poor form, how long till clubs are charging wee ones into games?

[mayo.mick]

The GAA has retained its adult ticket pricing structure from last year having increased from 2023 this past season. Prices remain unchanged at €20 for adults and €15 for senior citizens and students for Division 1 and 2 football and Division 1A and 1B hurling fixtures.

For this month only, supporters can avail of an early bird offer of a €5 discount on adult tickets for the opening round of the leagues at the end of January.

League bundles are also available. Seven Allianz Football League matches are priced at €100 and €65 for four.

[From the Bunker]

Won't break anyone but it was a grand tradition.
Man and son going to game, gather a few more buicíns (some whose parents had no interest)and in with them all.
Could earn the GAA a few "customers" for life instead of Sky Sports getting them.
It's not as if all the €5s will make the GAA much money either.

You have it there. I know fathers who bring half a team of young lads to home matches. This is in turn harvesting GAA supporters of the future.

For me it always said the GAA was of the people and letting under 16's in free was part of the good will encompassed by the Amateur ethos of the intercounty player.

[bennydorano]

Won't break anyone but it was a grand tradition.
Man and son going to game, gather a few more buicíns (some whose parents had no interest)and in with them all.
Could earn the GAA a few "customers" for life instead of Sky Sports getting them.
It's not as if all the €5s will make the GAA much money either.

You have it there. I know fathers who bring half a team of young lads to home matches. This is in turn harvesting GAA supporters of the future.

For me it always said the GAA was of the people and letting under 16's in free was part of the good will encompassed by the Amateur ethos of the intercounty player.

Similar to a point I've made on the GAAGO discussion a while back, the GAA regularly want to ride 2 horses, the aren't we brilliant amateurs and we truly value our volunteers & members,  but here's another price gouge to suck up.

Won't affect me until the grandkids come along now tho. Still, shows the direction we always seem to be heading as an organisation

[lurganblue]

I seem to recall nearly all the home Armagh games last year had a 5 euro charge for kids. I've a vague memory of the 1st one maybe having free entry for kids, but it certainly wasnt the norm.

Sure Armagh are charging for kids left right and centre during the club championship ffs.  It's a complete joke.  I was even at the under 14 championship final and it was 3 quid for a child. Like, what's that about. I know it's a minimal amount, but what's the need for that when the ground is 3/4 empty.

[armaghniac]

I seem to recall nearly all the home Armagh games last year had a 5 euro charge for kids. I've a vague memory of the 1st one maybe having free entry for kids, but it certainly wasnt the norm.

Armagh caused this, as they have such a big crowd. Their home games (Tyrone, Mayo, Dublin and even Derry) will have a right crowd, and I'd say the Galway, Donegal and Kerry games away will not be empty either, although Pearse stadium has a lot of space.