Sunday 17th December at 12 noon in Hastings lnsurance MacHale Park
Mayo Gaels V Crossmolina Deel Rovers
This is an ticket only event
See link below ⬇️
https://www.universe.com/events/u21-b-county-football-final-2023-crossmolina-deel-rovers-v-mayo-gaels-tickets-KYS6QZ
GAA ticket prices for
2024 Allianz Leagues
The GAA can confirm its full schedule of central level ticket prices for the 2024 Allianz Leagues competitions.
Divisions 1 and 2 of the Allianz Football League and Division 1 of the Allianz Hurling League will be priced at €20 per match and student/OAP tickets will be €15. Divisions 3 and 4 in Football matches will be €12 with student/OAP tickets at €10. Entry to Allianz Division 2 & 3 Hurling matches will cost €10 with student/OAP tickets €8.
Juveniles Under 16 will be free of charge for Allianz Leagues fixtures, except for reserved seating fixtures and selected fixtures where capacity is a concern.
New League Packages are on sale with full and flexible match packages available. These packages can be purchased on www.gaa.ie/tickets
Tickets for the Allianz Division 1 & 2 League Finals will be €30. Entry to Division 3 & 4 Finals will be €25.
Football Season Tickets will be €150 and Hurling Season Tickets will be €140. A GAA Season Ticket covers all Allianz League fixtures for your chosen county, Allianz League finals and semi-finals, AIB All-Ireland Club Finals, guaranteed access to your county’s championship fixtures and access to an All-Ireland Final ticket should your county reach the Final and you have met the qualification criteria. Club Plus Season Tickets, which includes club fixtures within your chosen county, will remain at €250.
The opening championship match(es) will no longer be included as part of the Season Ticket. However, the Association will have details of special Championship packages available in the New Year.
Once again, tickets will not be sold at venues in 2024. All tickets must be purchased in advance on gaa.ie/tickets or in selected SuperValu and Centra stores.
Allianz League Packages
4 matches for €65. A saving of €15
4 matches for €40. A saving of €8
3 matches for €50. A saving of €10
Please find below the latest edition of Into The West.
Many thanks to all who have contributed to this edition and indeed throughout the year.
Mayo GAA is delighted to announce that their new website is now live and available to clubs and all supporters at home and abroad. The new look gold standard Mayo GAA website was designed by local Mayo Company, SportLoMo, who are leaders in the provision of sports technology and sports management.
The fast loading mobile responsive website is a one-stop portal for all Mayo GAA news updates, GAA fixtures, club and county results and club and county GAA histories. The fully interactive and user-friendly site also provides e-commerce links for booking GAA coaching courses, e-ticketing links to purchase match day tickets for all games plus easily accessible links to all the Mayo GAA coaching resources and all Mayo GAA social media platforms.
Mayo GAA Cathaoirleach Seamus Tuohy praised Mayo GAA PRO John Walker and his communications team for their dedication and expertise in overseeing and completing the project to such a high standard. “Firstly I want to thank Mayo GAA PRO John Walker who kept the County Board and the Executive up to date on the website progress over the past few months and also for his determination to have the work completed within budget and within the timeframe allocated. Redesigning the website and transferring thousands of files, pictures and content to the new site was a daunting, time-consuming task that required enormous patience and meticulous attention to detail. I was delighted that local company SportLoMo won this contract and I want to thank them sincerely for all they have done for Mayo GAA over many years. They are a very reputable local company and they went above and beyond on this project ensuring our clubs and supporters have the very best customer experience when they visit www.mayogaa.com,” commented Tuohy.
SportLoMo CEO, Seamus Kyne said, “SportLoMo are delighted to continue our long-standing partnership with Mayo GAA. As a Mayo company with strong Mayo roots, we are pleased to contribute to the digital experience of Mayo GAA fans at home and abroad. This collaboration with Mayo GAA reinforces our commitment to excellence in sports management.”
Launching the Mayo GAA website at the Mayo GAA Convention in Westport, Mayo GAA PRO John Walker thanked SportLoMo and all the clubs in the county for their support, advice and expertise over the past few months. “This project took a mammoth team effort and I want to thank everyone that contributed over the past six months. Special thanks must go to SportLoMo who are global leaders in developing sports technology and who are also passionate Mayo GAA supporters,” commented Walker. The Mayo GAA PRO also told delegates that more video content, player profiles, a new supporter’s hub, an Irish language link and a new children’s corner will all be added to the website in the coming months.
“Our work isn’t complete just yet as feedback from players, club members, delegates, supporters and the media will all be listened to carefully in the coming weeks. The most important thing right now is that people explore the new Mayo GAA site and get familiar with the layout and new functionality,” stated Walker.
SportLoMo have also developed a free Mayo GAA App, with all the latest news, fixtures and results instantly available on all mobile devices once downloaded from Google Play or the Apple IOS Stores.
The Mayo GAA App is available to download from Google Play and the Apple IOS Store
https://apps.apple.com/ro/app/mayo-gaa/id6468780426
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.sportlomo.mayogaa&hl=en_IE&gl=US
Draws take place for Electric Ireland
GAA Higher Education Championships
The draws for the Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Championships were made by Uachtarán CLG Larry McCarthy at Croke Park earlier today.
Matches start early in the new year and the finals will be hosted by MTU Kerry from February 13th– 18th. There was much excitement in the Sigerson Cup with reigning champions UCC being drawn against Ulster University, with other interesting ties such as Queen’s University v DCU DÉ and last year’s runners up University of Limerick facing ATU Donegal. The Fitzgibbon Cup which is initially a round robin competitions sees University of Limerick facing ATU Galway and TUS Midwest as they seek a third title in a row.
Uachtarán CLG Larry McCarthy said: “These Electric Ireland Higher Education Championships are an integral part of our competition calendar. These competitions have a proud history and heritage in our Association and have grown to offer the opportunity to play to more and more students and are valued by all who play in them. I want to thank Electric Ireland for their continuing support, and I look forward to watching the battles for these prestigious cups unfold in the new year and look forward to seeing the excellent facilities in Tralee host the concluding stages.”
Mike Hyland, Higher Education Chairperson, commented:
“The Electric Ireland Higher Education GAA Championships are amongst the highlights of the GAA calendar. We are really looking forward to such a strong programme of games across hurling and football in Tralee with teams competing at various levels outlining the strength of participation and performance in Higher Education GAA. We are delighted that Féile CA will take place in MTU Kerry from 13th-18th February. We are very thankful to Electric Ireland for their outstanding commitment to the Higher Education Leagues and Championships.”
Sarah Sharkey, Group Sponsorship & PR Manager at ESB and Electric Ireland, commented: “At Electric Ireland, we are always thrilled to see the return of the Electric Ireland GAA Higher Education Championships, signalling the beginning of a new GAA season. These competitions are an exciting way to kick off the new year, rekindling fierce rivalries between county teammates. We look forward to watching as players progress through these brilliant competitions and wish each college and player the very best of luck this season.”
Please see attached booklets below for full draw details.
2023-2024 Electric Ireland Championship Fixtures Booklet.pdf
2023-2024 Electric Ireland Championship Fixtures Booklet.docx
Four free certified online courses on offer to Mayo Gaa members
Mentoring Practice Mayo GAA.pdf
Project Management
Be at the top of the project management profession with PRINCE2® 6th Edition Foundation & Practitioner programme. The PRINCE2® qualification is intended for project managers and aspiring project managers. In this course you will learn to examine, explore, and consider the process’ involved in managing a project.
This course is run online over 8 Tuesdays from 6.30pm-9.30pm.
More information here: https://mayocollege.ie/course/project-management-mayo-gaa/
Apply here: https://www.fetchcourses.ie/course/finder?sfcw-courseId=440511
Sustainability in the Workplace L5 Mayo GAA.pdf
Environmental Sustainability in the Workplace
The programme will help you to develop an awareness of the impacts of environmental change and the key sustainable practices that can be implemented by an individual and a business. Level 5 qualification on the National Framework of Qualifications (NFQ).
This course is run online over 8 Wednesdays from 6.30pm-9.30pm.
More information here: https://mayocollege.ie/course/environmental-sustainability-mayo-gaa/
Apply here: https://www.fetchcourses.ie/course/finder?sfcw-courseId=440514
Mentoring Practice Mayo GAA.pdf
Mentorship Practice
Mentoring is a critical leadership development opportunity used to enhance the experience in developing yourself and your mentee both personally and professionally. This programme has been designed to support you and your organisation in attracting, retaining and developing your talent pool in order to maximise the capability of your team.
This course is run online over 4 Thursdays from 6.30pm-9.30pm.
More information here: https://mayocollege.ie/course/mentorship-practice/
Apply here: https://www.fetchcourses.ie/course/finder?sfcw-courseId=440515
ILM Leading Through Change Mayo GAA.pdf
Leading through Change
This programme has been developed for employers/employees who are currently performing a Supervisory/Team- Lead/Managerial role or those who aspire for a career in management. It will maximise a company’s ability to deal with the business environment, its challenges, and opportunities.
This course is run online over 10 Mondays from 6.30pm-9.30pm.
More information here: https://mayocollege.ie/course/leading-through-change/
Apply here: https://www.fetchcourses.ie/course/finder?sfcw-courseId=440517
GAAGO to stream 38 exclusive GAA Championship matches in 2024 as new midweek show confirmed
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22 x Sam Maguire Cup, 9 x Liam Mac Carthy Cup and 7 x Tailteann Cup games to be streamed exclusively in Ireland and worldwide. Football and hurling action from all four provinces as well as extensive All-Ireland football series coverage.
Gráinne McElwain returns to anchor coverage alongside analysts Michael Murphy, Marc Ó Sé, Paddy Andrews, Aaron Kernan (football), Séamus Hickey, Tommy Walsh, Eoin Cadogan, John ‘Bubbles’ O’Dwyer and new addition Richie Hogan (hurling). Aisling O’Reilly will also return as sideline reporter .
New midweek show and in-game digital highlights will be made available to viewers on GAAGO social media channels for the first time
A range of pricing options to be made available including a pre-Christmas Pass for €69 (€1.81 per game), ‘3 for 2 bundles’ and a €12 individual game pass
GAA members will receive a 10% discount off the full season pass, GAA clubs can avail of a clubhouse rate and free access will continue to be made available to care-giving locations
Exclusive games include 4 x Munster Hurling Championship matches, all 4 x GAA Football Championship Preliminary Quarterfinals and 2 x GAA Football Championship Quarterfinals. A Tailteann Cup ‘Game of the week’ will also return in 2024
GAAGO today announced at Croke Park its exclusive 2024 GAA Championship broadcast schedule, a new midweek show and the addition of seven-time hurling All-star Richie Hogan to its analysis team.
Fans will access 38 live and on-demand matches in broadcast quality for a special pre-Christmas pass price of just €69 up until December 31st, before it moves to €79. Within the 38-game schedule twenty-two Sam Maguire cup, nine Liam Mac Carthy Cup and seven Tailteann Cup (‘Game of the week’) matches will be streamed.
The announcement comes after a successful inaugural season operating in the Irish market when a range of live matches that would not ordinarily have been shown to viewers were aired and analysed by a stellar line-up of former players. The platform introduced a fresh player-led analysis to its content offering this season and its unique ‘access all areas’ presentation style will return in 2024.
Individual pay-per-game matches will be available for €12, a ‘3-for-2’ bundle deal will cost €24 and GAA members will receive 10% off any full price (€79) subscription. GAA clubs will be able to avail of a group pass for €150 and care-giving locations will again watch for free using complimentary login codes.
Live coverage from all six provincial championships as well as extensive All-Ireland series football championship action will be brought to viewers in Ireland and around the world for 19 match days across 13 weekends. Exclusive coverage begins on April 6/7th in Ruislip and Gaelic Park as Galway and Mayo travel to play London and New York respectively
Defending hurling and football champions Limerick and Dublin will feature across the match schedule, as will four provincial football semi-finals including Kerry’s tie against either Cork or Limerick on April 20th. Cork’s Munster hurling championship round 3 clash against Limerick is also included in the line-up. The platform will carry nine Munster and Leinster hurling round robin matches, all four All-Ireland series football preliminary quarterfinals and two All-Ireland series football quarterfinals.
Like 2023, GAAGO coverage will include full outside broadcast treatment for nearly 30 games with live presentation, panel analysis and multi-camera setup. In addition to the full match production, in-game digital highlights will be distributed to fans across GAAGO’s social media channels for the first time and a new midweek show will also provide more insight and debate during the Championship (more details to follow).
Multiple access points will play a key role in the service’s 2024 distribution strategy with virtually all internet-enabled devices being supported by GAAGO.ie and iOS or Android apps enabling casting to a TV screen. Fans may also enjoy accessing GAAGO directly on TVs via Apple TV, Amazon Fire TV, Google TV, ROKU or connected Samsung and LG smart TV’s.
Speaking at a GAAGO match schedule launch event, Larry McCarthy, Uachtarán Chumann Lúthchleas Gael, said:
“We are delighted to confirm the 2024 schedule for GAAGO and some enhancements to the offering including the addition of Richie Hogan to an already stellar line up of analysts and the very welcome addition of a new midweek GAA programme to complement the weekend coverage.
“We have worked hard to strike the balance between those games which will be shown by our broadcast partners RTÉ and BBC and those which will be shown on GAAGO. It’s worth re-stating, if these games were not broadcast by GAAGO, they would not be available to view anywhere.
“GAAGO strives to make access as easy as possible and will once again work with care facilities and our clubs through the offer of special packages.
Noel Quinn, Head of GAAGO, said:
“GAAGO is focused on providing an extensive schedule of live and on-demand matches to our fans in Ireland and around the world and today’s schedule announcement once again showcases this commitment. Producing thirty-eight matches, nearly 30 of which will receive full outside broadcast treatment, will ensure fans have a host of extra games to choose from next year and at a very compelling season pass price point.
Thanks to comprehensive engagement with existing GAAGO subscribers since the end of our 2023 exclusive coverage, we recognised the need to introduce additional content and is why we are delighted that 2024 will see a new midweek show made available free of charge. The introduction of in-game digital highlights on GAAGO’s social media channels also aims to meet GAA fan demand for shorter-form match content which aligns to global sports consumption trends. Finally, we look forward to welcoming back our very popular presentation and match analysis team, which this year sees the addition of Richie Hogan with more names to be announced”.
2024 GAAGO Match Schedule
April 6th
CSFC Quarter final: London v Galway
April 7th
CSFC Quarter final: New York v Mayo
April 13th
April 14th
LSFC Quarter Final: Kildare v Westmeath / Wicklow
April 20th
MSFC Semi-final: Kerry v Cork / Limerick
April 21st
MSHC RR1: Waterford v Cork
April 27th
LSHC RR2: Antrim v Wexford
USFC Semi Final (Fermanagh / Armagh v Down / Antrim)
April 28th
MSHC RR2: Cork v Clare
LSFC Semi Final: Kildare / Westmeath / Wicklow v Louth / Carlow / Wexford
LSFC Semi Final: Dublin / Longford / Meath v Off / Laois
May 4th
MSHC RR3: Waterford v Tipperary
LSHC RR3: Wexford v Galway
May 11th
MSHC RR3: Cork v Limerick
LSHC RR3: Carlow v Kilkenny
Tailteann Cup Rd 1 game
May 18th
Round Robin SFC Rd 1 x 2 games
Tailteann Cup Rd 2 game
LSHC RR4: Dublin v Kilkenny
May 25th
Round Robin SFC1 x 2 games
May 26th
LSHC RR5: TBC v TBC
June 1st
Round Robin SFC Rd2 x 2 games
Tailteann Cup Rd 3 game
June 8th
Tailteann Cup Preliminary Quarter Finals x 2 games
June 15th
Round Robin SFC Rd 3 x 2 games
Tailteann Cup Quarter Finals x 2 games
June 16th
Round Robin SFC Rd 3 x 1 game
June 22nd/23rd
AISFC Preliminary Quarter Finals x 4 games
June 29th
AISFC Quarter finals x 2 games
