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All Ireland Final Replay Tickets have been allocated. Anyone who receives a text over the next day or so, confirming a ticket allocation, must collect their ticket by Friday Evening at 5pm. Any tickets that have not been collected by this time will be redistributed.
As previously highlighted, in an effort to maximise the number of tickets available, we agreed to pay a levy to Mayo County Board. We hope to recoup this cost by holding a draw for 2 Tickets. It is hoped that all members securing a ticket through the club, regardless of their status within the club, will purchase lines for this draw. **This is not a fundraiser for the club but an attempt to cover costs incurred in securing extra tickets for members. The draw for 2 All Ireland Final Tickets will take place on Friday night at 10.30pm in Durkin’s (1 Stand & 1 Terrace Ticket). The lucky winners will be attending Saturday's All Ireland Final Replay Please be advised that prior to ticket distribution all ticket numbers and recipients have been recorded. Any tickets found to be in the possession of a ticket tout or available for sale on the black market will result in recipient’s name being removed from all future ticket allocations in Ballaghaderreen GAA.
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 Garda Appeal Jones Road Crowd Management and Dispersal Plan Jones Road has become a meeting point / access to other areas for patrons attending Croke Park. The result of this is to seriously increase / interfere with the crowd flows resulting in pedestrian congestion in that area. In the interest of safety, the following measures are being implemented to prevent crowd congestion on Jones Road outside the Croke Park Hotel. Jones Road must be kept exclusively to facilitate exit from the Hogan / Nally / Premium Stands for a period of approx 30 minutes after the event ends. Patrons should arrange meeting points at a distance away from Jones Road or take alternative routes to their intended destination around the stadium away from Jones Road. All patrons are asked by Gardai to actively participate in this crowd movement plan by complying with Gardaí and stewards directions as they depart the stadium. This will result in a safer entry and exit from the stadium for all patrons and children and make the stadium environs a safer place for all people. Pre Game Crowd Management Plan : In the interest of safety patrons are advised as follows :
Post Game Crowd Management Plan: In the interest of safety patrons are advised as follows :
Frequently Asked Questions Patron familiarisation and participation in the following initiatives will greatly assist in promoting a safer day out in Croke Park stadium. Q. I wish to meet people at Croke Park Hotel BEFORE the game, is this possible? A. Unless you have a Hogan / Nally / Premium Stand ticket for the game you will not be allowed access to Jones Road. You should arrange to meet your friend at a location away from Jones Road. Q. I want to meet my friend AFTER the game on the street outside the Croke Park Hotel. Can I go and wait for them there? A. No. Where this area is being used as a meeting point, it causes unnecessary crowd congestion and affects pedestrian exits from the Hogan / Nally / Premium Stands. For safety reasons Jones Road must be kept exclusively for Hogan / Nally / Premium Stand exits. You should arrange to meet your friend at a location away from Jones Road. Q. I will be leaving the stadium by Clonliffe Road. Can I go to the city centre direction by Jones Road? A. No. You will be directed to go to your destination by Lower Drumcondra Road to avoid crowd congestion on Jones Road. Q. I will be leaving the stadium by North Circular Road. I want to go to my car in Clonliffe College car park. Can I go to the car park by Jones Road? A. No. You will be directed to go to the car park by Lower Drumcondra Road to avoid crowd congestion on Jones Road. Q. Why can I not go by Jones Road? A. In large attendance or full stadium games, Jones Road is required to facilitate crowds leaving the Hogan / Nally / Premium Stands. For safety reasons it must be kept exclusively for this reason. When other patrons enter this area it results in crowd congestion and affects pedestrian safety. Patrons leaving from all other areas of the stadium are asked not to enter Jones Road after the game. Q. How long will the Jones Road closure last. A. The restriction will remain for approx 30 minutes after the game ends. Where you have a definite need to access Jones Road then our advice is to remain in the stadium for a period after the game and allow this time to lapse before approaching Jones Road. Q. My seat is in the Hogan Stand. After the game I will be leaving by Nally Square. Can I turn left and go past the Croke Park Hotel? A. No. Patrons leaving by Nally Square will be directed to turn right and leave by way of Clonliffe Road. This is for safety reasons to prevent too many patrons gathering on the street near the Croke Park Hotel. Q. My seat is in the Hogan Stand. After the game I will be leaving the Hogan Stand by Russell Street Bridge. Can I turn right and go past the Croke Park Hotel? A. No. Patrons leaving the Hogan Stand at Russell Street Bridge will be directed to turn left and leave by way of Gills Corner. This is for safety reasons, to prevent too many patrons gathering on the street near the Croke Park Hotel. Q. My seat is in the Davin Stand. After the game can I walk around the stadium inside and exit onto Jones Road? A. No. Where patrons from stands other than the Hogan Stand want to exit by Jones Road, it causes unnecessary crowd congestion and affects pedestrian exits from the Hogan Stand. For safety reasons, you should leave the stadium by the closest exit to where you are seated. Q. My seat is in the Cusack Stand. After the game can I walk around the stadium inside and exit onto Jones Road? A. No. Where patrons from stands other than the Hogan Stand want to exit by Jones Road, it causes unnecessary crowd congestion and affects pedestrian exits from the Hogan Stand. For safety reasons, you should leave the stadium by the closest exit to where you are seated.
The GAA has confirmed arrangements for the replay of the GAA Football All-Ireland final between Dublin and Mayo.
The match will be played at Croke Park on Saturday, October 1st with a 5pm throw-in. Tickets for the Stands will be available for the reduced price of €60. Admission to the Dineen/Hill16 terrace will be for the reduced price of €30. In addition, there will be a limited number of €10 tickets available for Under 16s from the competing counties only. There will be no tickets on general sale. Tickets will be distributed to clubs via our county committees and to 6,700 GAA Season Ticket holders from competing counties (including 1300 juveniles). All ticket orders must be placed with club officials by Sunday Evening, 25th September, at 5pm. Under 11 Fixture
Wed. 21 Sept, Venue: Balllaghaderreen, Ballaghaderreen V Eastern Gaels 18.30 (Could possibly be changed to 18.15 - Players will be advised) Ref; TBC Under 13 League Division 2A Thu, 22 Sep, Venue: Ballaghaderreen, Ballaghaderreen V Mayo Gaels 18:00, Ref: Paul Lydon JJ Burke Renault Minor C Championship (Group 1) Sat, 24 Sep, Venue: Davitts GAA Club, Davitts V Ballaghaderreen 12:00, Ref: TBC Mayo Senior League 2016 - Group 1B Sat, 24 Sep, Venue: Westport, Westport St Patrick's V Ballaghaderreen 17:30, Ref: Vincent Neary Under 15 League Division 1B Sun, 25 Sep, Venue: Ballaghaderreen, Ballaghaderreen V Neale 11:00, Ref: Paul Lydon Mayo Senior League 2016 - Group 1F Sun, 25 Sep, Venue: Ballaghaderreen, Ballaghaderreen V Shrule/Glencorrib 12:00, Ref: Martin Byrne |
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