Admission to Croke Park on Sunday is by Ticket Only.

However, all is not lost………. there are ticket sales outlets in three locations nearby:

• Dorset Street, just beside the Red Parrot pub
  
• The cabin in Ballybough on the Ballybough /Clonliffe Road Junction
  
• The cabin at Gills at junction of Jones Road and North Circular Road.

A Chairde,

Croke Park have been on about the disappointing sales of tickets to Dublin Clubs. Cork have sold out and are looking for more. Lets just say that Dublin sales are in the hundreds and not the thousands!!!

Please accept my apology in advance if I am incorrect but according to Croke Park, no tickets have been taken by your Club.

I do accept that people may have made their own arrangements [my own club is shown as "0" too - but there are 80 going!!!] but if you feel that the uptake is low at your end, please, please give this a final push.

Many thanks for all your help and hope to see you on Sunday

Eoghan Mac Aodhagáin
An Rúnaí
Cumann Peil Gael na mBan
Coiste Átha Cliath

Post edited 8:02 am – September 18, 2009 by PRO

A Chara,

The Dublin Senior Ladies Football team take on Cork in the 2009 TG4 All Ireland Senior Championship final in Croke Park on Sunday September 27^th.

This is the first time that the Dublin Ladies have reached the All-Ireland final since 2004

and the game represents Dublin’s last chance of winning a Senior All-Ireland title this decade in any code. The Dublin team needs the support of everyone involved in Dublin GAA across all levels and from every corner of the county.

A strong showing of support from the Dublin GAA community would play a big part in the team’s chances of success on the day.  We ask that you actively encourage all club members to turn out in Croke Park in the Dublin colours on the 27^th September to cheer on the Dublin Ladies.

It is a superb achievement for the team to get to this stage and Dublin have already accounted for Kerry and Monaghan to date. Cork are going for their fifth consecutive All Ireland title but Dublin are one of the few teams to have consistently beaten the Cork over the past three years. A big Dublin support could make all the difference on the day.

So, we strongly encourage you to rally the troops and come out and support the Dubs on the 27^th and get behind the team as they try to make history and bring All-Ireland glory to the capital.

Lyn Savage

Dublin Games Development Officer

Cumann Peil Gael na mBan