26/10/2021
26/10/2021
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Tickets for Derry's clash with Offaly to go on general sale on Tuesday. (Pic: Ray McManus/Sportsfile)
Tickets for Derry's NFL Division 3 Final with Offaly will go on general sale on Tuesday afternoon, it has been confirmed.
The decider, which will be screened live on TG4, will take place on Saturday as a standalone fixture at Croke Park (5.00) with a capacity of 2,400.
The GAA are putting tickets on sale at 4pm via Ticketmaster with fans able to buy tickets, but fans must set up a GAA account to do so. Tickets are priced at €20 for adults and €5 for children.
The Oakleafers sealed promotion with victory over Limerick.
Offaly beat Fermanagh in the other semi-final, but with their Leinster SFC clash with Louth set for eight days later, it was originally expected that the league final wouldn't take place.
Offaly later requested the final be played and both counties agreed to go ahead with the clash.
Cllr Shaun Harkin said Ulster University Vice-Chancellor's comments "fly in the face of government commitments to Derry and the North West"
Foyle MLA Mark H Durkan: "People shouldn’t have to choose between a fulfilling career and caring for their child but for many this predicament is very much a reality"
Councillor Emmet Doyle has accused the major parties at Stormont of "attempting to shadow box their way through the crisis being forced upon Universal Credit recipients"
Institute will travel to Annagh United this weekend with the Sky Blues keen to reverse the 2-0 defeat they suffered at the hands of United when they met at the Brandywell last August
Ulster Uni students bring new lease of life to Derry Halloween
Durkan: Overcapacity at Altnagelvin "is making life even more difficult for the great staff team there who already overstretched and under pressure"
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