Mayo v Cork All-Ireland Quarter-Final Tickets: How to get yours
After knocking Meath out of the All-Ireland Senior Football Championship by pulling off a magical comeback, Mayo face Cork now in a Croke Park bound quarter-final.
It was a hugely emotional moment right after the final whistle in Hastings Insurance MacHale Park on Sunday. Scenes of sheer joy, a video of Jordan Flynn’s roar shared by The Mayo News, served as a gentle reminder of the match’s importance.
Mayo had just come back from the dead; they were down by ten points at some stage, but the team pulled themselves out of the abyss and clawed their way back into the game.
A flurry of pivotal two-point scores deflated Meath, who were also hampered by a controversial red card call, which reduced the Royals to 14 men on the pitch.
It was a remarkable comeback from Mayo, who will go into this Saturday’s quarter-final against Cork with plenty of wind in their sails.
Mayo’s Jack Carney mentioned it afterwards in an interview, after the initial celebrations on the pitch had died down a little: “It’s incredibly exciting to be back in Croke Park.”
The last time Mayo played at HQ was in the 2023 quarter-final against Dublin. The buzz is back in the county, as tickets are already sold for supporters busses and the match is on everyone’s lips in conversations in offices, shops and pubs across Mayo.
How to book tickets for Mayo v Cork All-Ireland quarter-final 2026?
Details have been confirmed on how to secure precious tickets.
The sale will start today, at 12 noon on Ticketmaster: Go here to book tickets.