Ticket Prices

[toby47]

From Cahair O’Kane

Ticket prices for National Leagues increase from €15 last year to €18 in 2023. Revenues from last year's leagues were higher than in 2019. In 2019, leagues brought in €3.5m, cost €1.3m to run.

€18 is a disgrace for a NFL game IMO.

[Louther]

€5 for juveniles too, u16s that is.

Edit: The seems to be only some games with limited tickets - Armagh V Monaghan been one.

[Blowitupref]

Should have froze the NFL prices, extra money will already be made on the All Ireland group matches.

[tbrick18]

€5 for juveniles too, u16s that is.

They really are pricing families out of it.
Is there a concept of a family ticket for league games?

For me to go to a league game and take the family is 69 Euro (I do have a large family to be fair).
Then add in the price of diesel....minimum 30Euro.
you're talking 100+ to take the family to a league game. We might go to one, but that'll be it.
Not because we don't want to go, but because it's just too expensive to follow a team with those costs.

[Redhand Santa]

I believe u16s are still free. Except for Armagh Monaghan which has a limited capacity so everyone needs a ticket.

[the_daddy]

I believe u16s are still free. Except for Armagh Monaghan which has a limited capacity so everyone needs a ticket.

And in Croke Park for league games but that has been the way for a decade or more

[Cavan19]

I believe u16s are still free. Except for Armagh Monaghan which has a limited capacity so everyone needs a ticket.

Correct

[Louther]

I believe u16s are still free. Except for Armagh Monaghan which has a limited capacity so everyone needs a ticket.

Yes, that does seem to be the case. I’d a colleague from Monaghan complaining and hadn’t even see any other tickets on sale but all games now seem available.

[Saffrongael]

From Cahair O’Kane

Ticket prices for National Leagues increase from €15 last year to €18 in 2023. Revenues from last year's leagues were higher than in 2019. In 2019, leagues brought in €3.5m, cost €1.3m to run.

€18 is a disgrace for a NFL game IMO.

The GAA really showing they have their finger on the pulse of the issues facing people in 2023

[Feckitt]

Monaghan v Armagh SOLD OUT.

Over 2 weeks until the game.  What is the capacity in Blayney?  I don't remember any National League game being sold out anywhere ever?

[Armagh18]

Monaghan v Armagh SOLD OUT.

Over 2 weeks until the game.  What is the capacity in Blayney?  I don't remember any National League game being sold out anywhere ever?

Fecking tiny. No idea why they want it played there.

[the_daddy]

Monaghan v Armagh SOLD OUT.

Over 2 weeks until the game.  What is the capacity in Blayney?  I don't remember any National League game being sold out anywhere ever?

Fecking tiny. No idea why they want it played there.

Only place in Monaghan with lights and it was a Saturday night TV selection.

[bennydorano]

Monaghan v Armagh SOLD OUT.

Over 2 weeks until the game.  What is the capacity in Blayney?  I don't remember any National League game being sold out anywhere ever?

Fecking tiny. No idea why they want it played there.

Only place in Monaghan with lights and it was a Saturday night TV selection.

Assumed it was for tv myself but Mayo v Galway is on RTE, unless BBCni has it?

[5times5times]

Incorrect, not sold out.. 30 tickets are going to each club.

Joke it's not in Clones the following day

[the onion bag]

Monaghan v Armagh SOLD OUT.

Over 2 weeks until the game.  What is the capacity in Blayney?  I don't remember any National League game being sold out anywhere ever?

Fecking tiny. No idea why they want it played there.

Only place in Monaghan with lights and it was a Saturday night TV selection.

Assumed it was for tv myself but Mayo v Galway is on RTE, unless BBCni has it?

You'd have to think so, otherwise it makes no sense.