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The Mayo GAA Club Championship Season Pass give access to the Senior, Intermediate, and Junior Club Championships. Pic:Sportsfile
The Mayo GAA club football championships are upon us, and with that, people will be filling their flasks and lunchboxes and setting off to every pitch and ground in the county for an almost three-month-long festival of football.
It’ll be mid-October before we know what colours will be draped on the iconic Moclair Cup for 2025, but those who have intentions of taking in as much action as possible could find value in purchasing a season pass.
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In total, there are 99 games across the Senior, Intermediate, and Junior grades, from the 68 group stage games to the 31 knockout rounds.
You won’t be able to catch them all, but if you plan on ground-hopping over the course of the championship weekends, then you can save a few euros by paying for the pass.
The pass costs €100 per person, or €75 for students and OAPs. With it, you also get access to all underage Championship games in the county.
You can purchase the pass by clicking here.
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