A renewal for the two adults and two children bundle has risen from €360 to €460, with an individual child’s ticket also increasing by €10.
The bundle, which incorporates two adults and two children, has seen a year-on-year increase from €360 to €460 for those loyal supporters who have been on board since 2022 or earlier.
The renewal process began yesterday and runs until Wednesday, 25 October, with the FAI confirming that all senior men’s and U-21 fixtures are included in the 2024 package. Two friendlies are also likely to be confirmed in the coming months, although the FAI acknowledged that “in the event the Association does not deliver six games – a credit will be applied to your Season Ticket Account for 2025.”
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