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6 July 2025; Tipperary supporters celebrate during the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-final match between Kilkenny and Tipperary at Croke Park in Dublin. Photo by Ramsey Cardy/Sports
With excitement building for the All-Ireland Final, a detailed breakdown of how the coveted tickets will be allocated has surfaced on social meda — and Tipperary fans are now keeping a close eye on the distribution.
According to figures shared by sports journalist Daniel Hussey, a total of 59,212 tickets will go to county allocations, which include the finalist counties as well as others like Tipperary.
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Beyond county allocations, the remaining tickets are divided across a wide range of categories:
*10,528 are set aside for Premium & Corporate attendees
*2,594 for Season Ticket holders
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*and 2,358 for Term Ticket holders.
In addition, there are allocations for schools (1,666), sponsors (1,250), and GAA officials, including 800 for Ard Chomhairle and former presidents.
Others receiving tickets include international GAA clubs (480), provinces (380), referees, media, and even Croke Park residents (200).
Tipperary take on Cork in the All-Ireland Final in Croke Park on July 20.
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