Agreed next week won't tell much, both teams would probably take a draw now. Anything can happen in a cup final so I wouldn't worry if I was a Cork fan. Only North stand tickets left up in Dundalk
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Agreed next week won't tell much, both teams would probably take a draw now. Anything can happen in a cup final so I wouldn't worry if I was a Cork fan. Only North stand tickets left up in Dundalk
It's been asked 3 times ,but still wondering....what is the story with Premium tickets,asked in the club office and they said they knew nothing about them,don't remember the big deal any other year.
The club chairman is quoted in the Democrat this week. 4,500 tickets were sold in the first three days they were on sale last week.
Not a bad start considering that most of the fans I know are waiting for better placed seats to go on sale.
They might be left waiting...Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Great sales all the same
just in there picking up my ticket. not happy where it is but my own fault for going down earlier.
the lady in the office did say that a previous customer called the FAI and they said the general release of tickets wont occur until Dundalk and cork have sold their allocation. From where my tickets are we don't have many left.
That's a bit stupid of them. They could easily release other sections of the ground for general sale. The final is two and a half weeks away and there's no tickets on general sale. You'd swear they don't want a big crowd at it.Quote:
Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite
I blame Shamrock Rovers.
Since Ireland got into the Euro 2016 playoff and the fixture has been announced I would bet that the FAI cup final is just a pain for the FAI. They will make no attempt to market itQuote:
Originally Posted by nigel-harps1954
They realise that Dundalk and Cork will get enough bums on seats so that it doesn't look embarrassing.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcgonigle
As they don't give a damn about growing the league, they'll leave it at that.
Not that the disinterest of the FAI is mentioned in their Conroy report.
IT was the same last year. General tickets went on sale a week before the final. Not to burst the big clubs' bubble or anything
From what I can gather - they are €20 ( at least that's what they were the last 2 years ) and go on general sale along with the rest of the tickets when the clubs have sold their allocation. That is all I can decipher from looking back at the 2014 / 2013 cup threads.Quote:
Originally Posted by shep
Clubs don't get an allocation of premium tickets. They're sold by the FAI only
Yeah meant when each club sell their general ticketsQuote:
Originally Posted by Dodge
There was only a handful of tickets left in Oriel earlier today. Getting more tickets from the FAI is harder than getting them from Shamrock Rovers.
That's mental stuff. Anybody I've been talking to haven't gotten tickets yet so must be a serious demand.Quote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
We won't be getting anymore tickets due to segregationQuote:
Originally Posted by White Horse
Jesus wept. It's a 50,000 seater stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcgonigle
Dundalk and Cork are at opposite ends of the stadium. If Dundalk need another 1,000 or 10,000 tickets they'll get them.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcgonigle
Otherwise, just buy them from ticketmaster beside the Dundalk section.
Thats it WH, say that there are no more tickets and people will be up of their collective backsides to try and nab a few - and be happy when in the North Terrace!Quote:
Originally Posted by mcgonigle
What allocation has been assigned to both clubs so far?Quote:
Originally Posted by jinxy lilywhite
Its all a bit stupid really, what would happen if UCD where in the final?