GAA All-Ireland Football Championship Finals

30/08/2018

GAA All-Ireland Football Championship Finals

Sunday, 2 September 2018

Turnstiles 11.30am

GAA Football All-Ireland Minor Championship Final

Throw-in 1pm

Galway V Kerry

GAA Football All-Ireland Senior Championship Final

Throw-in 3.30pm

Dublin V Tyrone

Garda Cordon Information

The Gardaí have advised that a soft garda cordon will be in place from approx. 8.30am with the full garda cordon in place by approx. 10am and will remain in place until approx. 6.30pm.

Please note the match throw-in times: 1pm and 3.30pm as they may cause Garda traffic restrictions to be implemented inside the cordon.

Full-time in the second fixture will be at approx. 5.05pm. Gardaí have advised that road closures may come into effect from approx. 4.45pm onwards to facilitate the safe egress of match day patrons.

Vehicle movement through the Garda cordon will be restricted during this exit period to ensure the safety of pedestrians and vehicles alike. These road closures will be implemented for the shortest time necessary. As a guideline, this cordon will be in place for approx.90 minutes on Sunday after the Dublin V Tyrone match ends.

Irish Air Corps Fly-Past

A fly-past over the stadium by the Irish Air Corps will take place at approx. 3.25pm to coincide with the performance of the National Anthem in the stadium on Sunday afternoon; the fly-past is weather dependent.

Community Team On Duty

Members of the Croke Park Community Team will be on duty on Sunday to help their neighbours and monitor event day activity in the area. If you require their assistance or wish to report any stadium related matter, you can contact the team by using the Croke Park Community Freephone 1800 303 593 or by email.

Residents Requiring Assistance

Local residents who require special assistance for themselves, family or friends gaining access through the Garda cordon on Sunday are advised to contact Julianne Savage in Croke Park on 01 865 8607 or by email.

On Sunday, Gardaí have asked where possible, drivers enter the Garda cordon at the most appropriate location to their residence and are requested when possible to use junctions other than the NCR/Russell Street, Drumcondra Road/Clonliffe Road and Ballybough /Clonliffe Road; eg. Clonliffe Avenue, Whitworth Place and Fitzroy Avenue.

Community Competition

Win a GAA county jersey of your choice!

Predict the final score in this Sunday's Senior Championship Final between Dublin and Tyrone and you could win a GAA county jersey of your choice. Congratulations to J. Lane of Clonliffe Avenue who won the recent All-Ireland Hurling Final Prediction Competition!

To enter, simply send your score prediction for this Sunday's GAA All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Final by email, along with your name, address and contact telephone number.

Competition Terms and Conditions:

Only one score prediction will be accepted per resident
Entries must be received by 3pm GMT on Sunday, 02 September 2018
No cash alternative will be awarded in lieu of stated prize
All entrants who have predicted the correct final score will be collated and one winner will be picked at random. If there are no correct entries, the entrant with the score closest to the final score will be selected.
The winner will be contacted by Tuesday, 04 September 2018

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