2022 League Fixtures

[jackiel]

Does anyone have the correct list of Kerry's fixtures & venues for 2022. I saw a list that was doing the rounds but some of the dates were completely off. I like to have all my trips planned well in advance but even more so this year after missing out on so much since Mar 20.

[yellowbelly]

www.irishexaminer.com/sport/gaa/arid-40751373.html

Meanwhile, the national GAA season tickets for 2022 are to be priced at €150, an increase of €30 before the pandemic compelled the GAA to cancel the loyalty scheme.

The initiative was also put on ice for this past season but will be promoted in the coming weeks.

The season ticket comprises entry to all Allianz League games in the selected code including play-offs, semi-finals and finals, All-Ireland senior club championship finals, the team’s opening championship games, and discounted championship group stages.

Providing enough games have been attended, a holder will qualify to purchase an All-Ireland final ticket in the event their team reaches that stage.

Priority will be given to those supporters who had purchased season tickets prior to the pandemic.

[southward]

I see we're going to Newbridge anyway. Should be a fine welcome for JOC at that one.

Joking aside, we'd need to be careful up there. While normally this is a fixture you might be counting on for the two points, Kildare and their supporters are going to be mad up for it this time.

[The16thMan]

Rumoured fixtures so far:
Jan 30 - Kildare (A)
Feb 5 - Dublin (H)
Feb 20 - Donegal (H)
Feb 27- Monaghan (A)
Mar 12 - Mayo (H)
Mar 20 - Armagh (A)
Mar 27 - Tyrone (H)

Assuming those fixtures are true, it'll look like Donegal and Tyrone in Killarney on a Sunday. The GAA don't usually have the Ulster teams travelling down to us for Saturday night fixtures so it'd make sense then to have Mayo and Dublin as 7pm games in Tralee. Not confirmed yet though so don't take as gospel.