for an adult its 20 euro:mad: wtf, how the hell can you justify this type of money. i mean its 10 euro for me, not great would prefer if it was a fiver but i can afford it but 20, that rules out my dad going to games on a regular basis.
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for an adult its 20 euro:mad: wtf, how the hell can you justify this type of money. i mean its 10 euro for me, not great would prefer if it was a fiver but i can afford it but 20, that rules out my dad going to games on a regular basis.
What clubs you referring to?
For what club?
Bray charged a tener for adults and a fiver for kids into the Fingal friendly yesterday. Not sure what the season prices will be.
Galway Utds was 20euro for the first half of last season,they lowered them in July to 15.They will keep it at 15 for this season.I think 10 should be the normal rate,especially this year.
bohs. but i went to berlin and to see hertha play was 25 euro, like im not trying to bash loi, it is what it is, but there is no way that if a match to see a top team in the bundesliga is 25 euro that a team in loi should be 20. i just think its a bad move
You can't compare them. Teams in other leagues have a lot more sponsorship/grants plus bigger attendances so can afford to be relatively cheap.Quote:
Originally Posted by irishultra
10euro in longford this year for adults...
Youths charge €10 adults, €5 students/U16s/OAPs and Under 10s free. Ticket prices have not altered since our entry to the league in 2007
Athlone Town charge €10 adults, €5 students/Youths/OAPs and Under 14s free (Must be accompanied)
Patrons Scheme €10 per week over 2 years. The patrons membership entitles supporters to a season ticket that allows 2 adults and 2 children entry to all Athlone Town games in the stadium including the cup. Plus numerous other things.
Season Ticket Prices
Adult €120
Students/Youths/OAPs €50
League games Only
If pats had 30,000 going to games I'd expect themn to charge a euro in.Quote:
Originally Posted by irishultra
As it is they charge €15 in (stand or terrace)
see what me and my mum tell him is that you'd waste that easily down in the pub, but we're not a drinking family so the analogy doesn't work so well.:)
he does like the League of Ireland but he's as lazy as sin, he likes paul doolin for some reason and hates fenlon with a passion.
I went to see Real play Racing a few weeks ago. Cost 25 euro I think. It was absolutely ****e. Conclusion: pointless argument
Harps look like they are keeping the same prices as last year:
€15 for the terrace
€10 for concession terrace tickets (OAP's / Students)
€5 for under-12's
€20 for the seats.
A bit steep I know.
Limerick keeping them the same as last season as far as i know. Reasonable if you ask me.
Adult €12
Adult +U16 €15
Student €8
OAP/U16 €5
Most of the time Limerick are handing out free tickets for kids too.
Galway Utd
Season TicketS:
Adult- E199
Concession- E120
U-12- E40
Ground Admission:
Adult-E15
Student/ OAPs- E10
U12s- E5
dundalk fc ticket prices are frozen from last year:
stand-15 for adultas
-10 for students
ground-10 for adults
-7 for students
So, Athlone have under 14s free & Wexford have under 10s free
any dublin clubs doing this? - Ive 4 kids all under 12, so what team can i afford to bring them to see?
That's a ridiculous price. So a seat in your "stand" will cost twice as much as one in ours!? :eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by harps1954
Kids 80c at Pats for first two home gamesQuote:
Originally Posted by CuanaD
Are you sure? €15 according to this.Quote:
Originally Posted by howsyourtouch
From what I can see, most First Div clubs are charging €150 for season tickets. Mervue as cheap as €50 for members, €75 for everyone else, ourselves at €120, and Shels at €200?!
Shels will be the same as last year.
Adults €15
Students/Oap's €10
Kids €5
Quote:
Originally Posted by harps1954
A bit steep ??- sheer madness thats what it is. Should have reduced terrace to a tenner and the seats (how many are there ?) to 15.
Two words
First Division