The gates of MacCumhaill Park will open at the earlier time of 1:45pm today for the Donegal vs Louth All Ireland SFC Preliminary Quarter Final.
Throw-in is scheduled for 4:00pm. Due to the ongoing Donegal International Rally, and the expected heavy volume of traffic in the Twin Towns, gates will open at an earlier today and spectators are advised to allow extra time for travel and entry.
Several public car parks and fundraising car parks will be available in and around Ballybofey and Stranorlar this afternoon.
Supporters are encouraged to avoid parking on main roads or blocking access routes.
St. Columba’s College is providing car parking, with people invited to make a donation to support the Parents Council.
Parking is also available at Ulster Tyres opening from 1.30pm with all proceeds going to Bluestack Special Needs Foundation.
Only vehicles authorised by Donegal GAA will be permitted access to car park at Mac
Cumhaill Park main entrance. Limited parking for Blue Badge holders is available at car park at stand entrance (behind Villa Rose hotel). Vehicle access to this car park is via Back Road at Jackson’s Hotel. Once full there will be no vehicle access to this area. There is limited disabled parking on the Main Street and in car parks in the vicinity of the grounds.
Donegal GAA has issued the following guidance for designated seating and designated terraces:
Supporters are reminded to ensure that when purchasing family or group tickets, all seats are selected within the same section. Stewards will be on hand to guide attendees to the correct areas.
Entry Points Based on Ticket Section:
Supporters are asked to pay close attention to their ticket details:
• River End ticket holders must access the stadium via the river bank walkway only.
• Town End ticket holders can enter through the Main Gate turnstiles or the Villa Rose turnstiles, which can be reached via Brogans Arch or Jackson’s Hotel.
• The Press Box Terrace is accessible exclusively through the Main Entrance turnstiles.
“We urge all travelling supporters to inspect their tickets in advance and follow signage and steward instructions to avoid delays and congestion at the stadium.”
