Croker Countdown: GAA chiefs have issued a crowd management plan ahead of today’s sell-out double-header at Croke Park.
Thousands of Donegal supporters are currently en-route to GAA HQ for today’s mouth-watering clash with All-Ireland champions Dublin.
Tyrone and Mayo are first up at 4pm – in another intriguing clash which has captured the public’s imagination.
Croke Park is expected to be at full capacity, so GAA chiefs have issued a crowd management plan in the interest of patrons safety.
The following statement reads:
Pre Game Crowd Management Plan:
In the interest of safety patrons are advised as follows:
- Not to enter the Jones Road / Russell Street unless they hold a Hogan / Nally/ Premium Stand ticket.
- Not to congregate in vicinity of Croke Park Hotel as this causes a serious obstruction to crowd movement in that area
- Use coloured routes outlined on Croke Park websites to access the stadium.
- Patrons are requested to arrange meeting places away from the Hogan Stand exits on Jones Road.
Post Game Crowd Management Plan:
In the interest of safety patrons are advised as follows:
Patrons exiting the Hogan / Nally/ Premium Stands will be directed to exit by a planned route as they leave these stands onto Jones Road.
- Patrons exiting the Hogan / Nally/ Premium Stands will be directed to exit by a planned route as they leave these stands onto Jones Road.
- Patrons are requested not to congregate in vicinity of Croke Park Hotel as this causes a serious obstruction to crowd movement in that area.
- Patrons exiting via Clonliffe Road are asked by Gardai not enter onto Jones Road and not to congregate in vicinity of Croke Park Hotel.
- Patrons exiting via North Circular Road are asked by Gardai not to enter onto Russell Street / Jones Road and not to congregate in vicinity of Croke Park hotel.
- Patrons are requested to arrange meeting places away from the Hogan Stand exits on Jones Road.
– See more at: https://crokepark.ie/news-and-events/important-match-day-information#sthash.Z14N7j6K.dpuf
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