All Ireland Championship 2025.

[naka]

Campbell one was the correct decision, jumping into 3 defenders and falling on his arse

It was a fking foul and cost Armagh an Ulster

[An Watcher]

Haha, not for me although I'll give you the murphy one.  Strange decision. 

[DuffleKing]

The refs for the quarter finals

Monaghan v Donegal - Paddy Neilan (Roscommon)

Tyrone v Dublin - David Goldrick (Meath)

Meath v Galway- Martin McNally (Monaghan)

Armagh v Kerry - Brendan Cawley (Kildare)

Hurson and Faloon waiting for bigger days out?
Or McQuillan and Cassidy?

And Gough?
Whilst not a huge fan of Hurson I'd say that has to be right.

McQuillan and Cassidy wouldn't be considered at this stage surely.

[SouthOfThe Bann]

The refs for the quarter finals

Monaghan v Donegal - Paddy Neilan (Roscommon)

Tyrone v Dublin - David Goldrick (Meath)

Meath v Galway- Martin McNally (Monaghan)

Armagh v Kerry - Brendan Cawley (Kildare)

Dublin David be the difference this weekend?

[J70]

Haha, not for me although I'll give you the murphy one.  Strange decision. 

Agree on both. Did he think Murphy had got a rap on the head or something?

[thejuice]

Croker near full on Sunday the way it's looking on Ticketmaster. I could be wrong though. Over 60,000 at it at least.

[Olly]

Are Galway the new Mayo but they don't know it?
Was there a curse in Galway?
Are there Mayo people involved with Galway?
Is the fluter boy Galway from Galway?
Where is Anthony Finnerty?
How many islands are Galway Islands?
Why did Joyce pull his socks up?
Why is Tuam not the school excellence it was?
How hard did the potato blight hit them?
Did the American lads land in Galway?

[Aaron Boone]

Galway must be close to empty at this stage. Miles and years on the clock is a tough combination.
Always better to avoid that preliminary round.

[naka]

Croker near full on Sunday the way it's looking on Ticketmaster. I could be wrong though. Over 60,000 at it at least.

Sunday sales looking promising for a big crowd.
Hopefully weather stays  fine.

[Armagh18]

Galway must be close to empty at this stage. Miles and years on the clock is a tough combination.
Always better to avoid that preliminary round.

Unless ticketmaster is wrong or hiding tickets, there's very few seats left for Sunday.

[donelli]

Why does croke park not make hogan lower or upper available for juvenile tickets?
Some decent tickets avaialble in the hogan upper at the moment, but have to pay full price for kids if you want them

[armaghniac]

Why does croke park not make hogan lower or upper available for juvenile tickets?
Some decent tickets avaialble in the hogan upper at the moment, but have to pay full price for kids if you want them

Because other customers will be happy to pay full price for them?

[Rossfan]

Like Ryanair, if you want a cheap seat....

[Aristo 60]

Why does croke park not make hogan lower or upper available for juvenile tickets?
Some decent tickets avaialble in the hogan upper at the moment, but have to pay full price for kids if you want them

It keeps wee johnnie who wants to blow a trumpet, wave a flag and go to the shop/toilet every 12 minutes out of the road of the best seats thus improving the experience and viewing spectacle for those paying top dollar. Having said that I paid full price for 3 wee johnnies last year.

[Manning18]

If there's one thing you can't knock the GAA for it's the accommodation of kids. A fiver into the second or third biggest occasion of the year. No other sport does that to my knowledge, and when they do have family sections they're by and large stuck in a corner. Entire Cusack and Davin stand available for kids if you can get the decent tiks quick enough. Having the Hogan set aside is like having an adults only hotel and is very much appreciated also