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in fairness there was only a limited amount of lower cusack and lower hogan on sale before saturdays quarter finals. they had been on sale since before the national league finals even. tickets.ie are in conjunction with gaa.ie which sells the tickets powered by tickets.ie therefore the gaa decide when the tickets go on sale not any outlet. did any hill16 tickets go on public sale this morning as i know people who went to supervalu and said they hadnt got any they only had nally terrace and they were sold out of them. hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts: 12665 - 08/08/2016 17:16:54 1898210 Link
Replying To ormondbannerman: "Not a chance tickets.ie and ticketmaster can sell tickets for a Gaa event without being given permission by the Gaa to do so. The Gaa decide when tickets are made available. CroiGorm (Dublin) - Posts:1212 - 07/08/2016 21:08:11How can you know that for sure? Tickets.ie are the official ticketing partner of the GAA so you can easily imagine they can sell the tickets when they like." They are the official ticketing partner of the GAA yes, doesn't give them free reign to sell tickets without the GAA's go-ahead. Just like Ticketmaster are the official ticketing partner for most concerts / events in Ireland but they can't sell tickets without the promoter's (MCD etc.) go-ahead. CroiGorm (Dublin) - Posts: 1547 - 08/08/2016 17:18:58 1898214 Link
I don't know what people are complaining about you can buy a ticket for the Dublin Kerry today, 3 years ago the same game was not a sell out and that included roscommon minors who would bring a bigger support then most minor teams. ros1 (Roscommon) - Posts: 1211 - 08/08/2016 17:21:15 1898217 Link
Replying To aidan64: "Just got 2 Hogan tickets for Kerry V Dublin semi final on tickets.ie. Anyone with no tickets get onto if fast!!!!!" Very few available now. You can only buy a Hospitality package for the Lower Hogan now. Seems most have been snapped up by Kerry fans or those that bought the packages earlier in the year. CroiGorm (Dublin) - Posts: 1547 - 08/08/2016 17:24:20 1898220 Link
Replying To CroiGorm: " Replying To ormondbannerman: "Not a chance tickets.ie and ticketmaster can sell tickets for a Gaa event without being given permission by the Gaa to do so. The Gaa decide when tickets are made available. CroiGorm (Dublin) - Posts:1212 - 07/08/2016 21:08:11How can you know that for sure? Tickets.ie are the official ticketing partner of the GAA so you can easily imagine they can sell the tickets when they like." They are the official ticketing partner of the GAA yes, doesn't give them free reign to sell tickets without the GAA's go-ahead. Just like Ticketmaster are the official ticketing partner for most concerts / events in Ireland but they can't sell tickets without the promoter's (MCD etc.) go-ahead." Fairly clearly the gaa and tickets.ie come to a agreement when tickets can be sold. There are very few games in croker other than all Ireland's finals that are completely sold out ros1 (Roscommon) - Posts: 1211 - 08/08/2016 17:24:30 1898221 Link
ROS 1 - The NFL final sold out, last Saturdays double header sold out, The Kerry V Dublin semi final will be sold out, as well as the two All-Ireland finals, that is at least 5 sell outs. fainleog (Limerick) - Posts: 602 - 08/08/2016 18:09:09 1898246 Link
They are the official ticketing partner of the GAA yes, doesn't give them free reign to sell tickets without the GAA's go-ahead. Just like Ticketmaster are the official ticketing partner for most concerts / events in Ireland but they can't sell tickets without the promoter's (MCD etc.) go-ahead. CroiGorm (Dublin) - Posts:1219 - 08/08/2016 17:18:58 They would have been given license to sell as fit bar off circumstances most likely as that's how a lot of ticket sellers will work.... ormondbannerman (Clare) - Posts: 13473 - 08/08/2016 18:41:33 1898273 Link
Replying To ROS1: "I don't know what people are complaining about you can buy a ticket for the Dublin Kerry today, 3 years ago the same game was not a sell out and that included roscommon minors who would bring a bigger support then most minor teams." The 2013 all Ireland semi final was a sell out hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts: 12665 - 08/08/2016 21:34:46 1898363 Link
Replying To hill16no1man: "The 2013 all Ireland semi final was a sell out" It wasn't hill was a bit short ros1 (Roscommon) - Posts: 1211 - 09/08/2016 01:10:08 1898518 Link
Replying To fainleog: "ROS 1 - The NFL final sold out, last Saturdays double header sold out, The Kerry V Dublin semi final will be sold out, as well as the two All-Ireland finals, that is at least 5 sell outs." My point was that quarter and semi finals don't normally sell out, I did say baring all Ireland finals in my post. The league was a one off with the 1916 celebrations taking place it would not have been sold out otherwise. The gaa both for the league final and last Saturday announced the attendance as full house and not the actual figures which is a bit strange ros1 (Roscommon) - Posts: 1211 - 09/08/2016 01:25:12 1898524 Link
Replying To ROS1: "It wasn't hill was a bit short" The match was sold out. Just because not exactly every ticket made its way through the turnstiles doesn't mean they weren't sold. 90% of the time a sold out game won't have a full capacity on the day as touts get hold of tickets. hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts: 12665 - 09/08/2016 09:52:03 1898572 Link
Replying To ROS1: "My point was that quarter and semi finals don't normally sell out, I did say baring all Ireland finals in my post. The league was a one off with the 1916 celebrations taking place it would not have been sold out otherwise. The gaa both for the league final and last Saturday announced the attendance as full house and not the actual figures which is a bit strange" Because they seem to have gone down the other sports routes and announced the ticket sales and not the turnstiles. take soccer and rugby in particular they give you a wrong attendance the whole time. I have seen munster rugby games with about 10thousand in the ground and they will give an attendance of around 16 thousand which is wrong as what happens is that count season ticket holders in the attendance despite them not attending as they class it as they have already bought a ticket through their annual fee but the fact that didn't buy a ticket for the game clean matter they still count them in the official attendance and give you a clearly wrong attendance hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts: 12665 - 09/08/2016 09:58:02 1898577 Link
There will be no issue with ticket's for the Mayo v TIpp semi final anyway. I hear the upper tiers will stay closed and the GAA are excepting a crows of less than 40,000. Maybe similar to the Kilkenny v Waterford game. Mayo will have the majority of fans. I hope TIpp followers support their team. A few neutrals may go to support Tipp. Dublin v Kerry will surly be a sell out or close to it. yew_tree (Mayo) - Posts: 11557 - 09/08/2016 10:22:06 1898602 Link
The match was sold out. Just because not exactly every ticket made its way through the turnstiles doesn't mean they weren't sold. 90% of the time a sold out game won't have a full capacity on the day as touts get hold of tickets. hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts:10922 - 09/08/2016 09:52:03 Not simply because of touts. A lot of the time people purchase tickets and for one reason or another cant attend and don't pass the tickets on to someone and seats sit empty Because they seem to have gone down the other sports routes and announced the ticket sales and not the turnstiles. take soccer and rugby in particular they give you a wrong attendance the whole time. I have seen munster rugby games with about 10thousand in the ground and they will give an attendance of around 16 thousand which is wrong as what happens is that count season ticket holders in the attendance despite them not attending as they class it as they have already bought a ticket through their annual fee but the fact that didn't buy a ticket for the game clean matter they still count them in the official attendance and give you a clearly wrong attendance hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts:10922 - 09/08/2016 09:58:02All sports do it. Not just rugby and soccer. Its done practice in most sports. Teams sometimes will announce tickets sold as the attendance and there ultimately is nothing wrong with that. Its done regularly in all sports ormondbannerman (Clare) - Posts: 13473 - 09/08/2016 11:02:39 1898637 Link
ROS I - Do not be such a pessimist !! - Look on the bright side, as I pointed out to you the GAA will have at least five full houses this year and could have another this Sunday, should they have arranged a double header for the hurling semi-final and replayed semi- final in Croke Park. There could be a draw in any of the three games I pointed out that will have full houses, which no doubt would have a full house also and would add to the 5 full houses. There are always one offs on the horizon and all of these full houses are without the participation of the Roscommon minors !!. There is no fear of the GAA and their success. fainleog (Limerick) - Posts: 602 - 09/08/2016 11:07:59 1898645 Link
Replying To ROS1: "It wasn't hill was a bit short" You're wrong. There were no Hill tickets available. I had a nightmare getting tickets for that game. It was a sell-out most definitely. avonali (Dublin) - Posts: 1990 - 09/08/2016 11:16:38 1898650 Link
Replying To hill16no1man: "Because they seem to have gone down the other sports routes and announced the ticket sales and not the turnstiles. take soccer and rugby in particular they give you a wrong attendance the whole time. I have seen munster rugby games with about 10thousand in the ground and they will give an attendance of around 16 thousand which is wrong as what happens is that count season ticket holders in the attendance despite them not attending as they class it as they have already bought a ticket through their annual fee but the fact that didn't buy a ticket for the game clean matter they still count them in the official attendance and give you a clearly wrong attendance" Fair enough I guess my nerdy side likes to know numbers. ros1 (Roscommon) - Posts: 1211 - 09/08/2016 11:48:17 1898678 Link
Replying To fainleog: "ROS I - Do not be such a pessimist !! - Look on the bright side, as I pointed out to you the GAA will have at least five full houses this year and could have another this Sunday, should they have arranged a double header for the hurling semi-final and replayed semi- final in Croke Park. There could be a draw in any of the three games I pointed out that will have full houses, which no doubt would have a full house also and would add to the 5 full houses. There are always one offs on the horizon and all of these full houses are without the participation of the Roscommon minors !!. There is no fear of the GAA and their success." Ah watching roscommon does that to you! But still I live in hope every year. Would agree should have had a double header for the hurling would have attracted neutral support that might not bother going to either semi on there own. ros1 (Roscommon) - Posts: 1211 - 09/08/2016 11:53:56 1898686 Link
Replying To ormondbannerman: "The match was sold out. Just because not exactly every ticket made its way through the turnstiles doesn't mean they weren't sold. 90% of the time a sold out game won't have a full capacity on the day as touts get hold of tickets. hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts:10922 - 09/08/2016 09:52:03 Not simply because of touts. A lot of the time people purchase tickets and for one reason or another cant attend and don't pass the tickets on to someone and seats sit empty Because they seem to have gone down the other sports routes and announced the ticket sales and not the turnstiles. take soccer and rugby in particular they give you a wrong attendance the whole time. I have seen munster rugby games with about 10thousand in the ground and they will give an attendance of around 16 thousand which is wrong as what happens is that count season ticket holders in the attendance despite them not attending as they class it as they have already bought a ticket through their annual fee but the fact that didn't buy a ticket for the game clean matter they still count them in the official attendance and give you a clearly wrong attendance hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts:10922 - 09/08/2016 09:58:02All sports do it. Not just rugby and soccer. Its done practice in most sports. Teams sometimes will announce tickets sold as the attendance and there ultimately is nothing wrong with that. Its done regularly in all sports" There is something wrong with it as it's not an official attendance. The point of the word attendance is people who attended an event not how many people were entitled to attend. it hasn't been the done thing in the gaa until the national league final this year as there had been sell outs for all dublins semi finals since 2010 but wasn't always announced as 82,300 as the attendance. hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts: 12665 - 09/08/2016 13:59:29 1898799 Link
Replying To ROS1: "Fair enough I guess my nerdy side likes to know numbers." I agree I would rather they give the turnstiles count like they always have done up to this year. hill16no1man (Dublin) - Posts: 12665 - 09/08/2016 14:03:31 1898806 Link