Date: 8th March 2018
Re: Games in Pearse Stadium, Sunday 11th March 2018
AFL Galway V Monaghan at 12.30pm
AHL Galway V Limerick at 2.30pm
A Chara, On behalf of Galway GAA and the Pearse Stadium Committee we welcome all GAA Supporters to Salthill on Sunday next, 11th March 2018, for two very attractive games in the Allianz Football League between Galway and Monaghan and Allianz Hurling League between Galway and Limerick. It promises to be a big occasion for all three Counties.
These games on Sunday will result in increased traffic in the Galway, Salthill and Pearse Stadium areas and we urge all Supporters to arrive early, in order to avoid traffic congestion and potential delays entering the Stadium.
Entry to the Stadium will be by ticket only and no cash will be taken at stiles. Tickets can be purchased from Centra and SuperValu in advance of Match Day at €12 each. On Match Day (11th March) tickets can be purchased from our Ticket Sales Offices at Pearse Stadium at €15 per Adult ticket, €12 for Student/OAP ticket (with ID) and Juveniles, under 16, free admission.
With the large number of tickets already purchased and as seating in the stand will be on a first come first served basis, we expect that the Stand will be full by 1.15pm. Thereafter, all admission will be to the Terraces only. So, again we appeal to all Supporters to arrive early, to park in the designated Car Parks and to park legally and responsibly, at all times. Designated Car Parks will be signposted
Finally, we appeal to all Supporters to be conscious, mindful and respectful to the needs of our neighbours and local residents.
Please distribute and communicate this important notice to all your Clubs, Supporters and your Local Media.
In Summary: 1. Please buy your ticket in advance, before Match Day! 2. Please travel with care and arrive early! 2. Please use designated Car Parks and park legally and responsibly. 3. Please be respectful and mindful of the needs of Local Residents 4. Enjoy the games and safe journey home.
Thank You for your cooperation and your support.
Sean O hEidhin, Runai, Coiste Chontae na Gaillimhe
