The GAA is looking at its first All-Ireland football quarter-final sellout since 2009 this Sunday.
Ticket sales indicate that the Derry-Cork and Dublin-Mayo double header is heading for a full house, the first time that Croke Park’s capacity will have been reached at this stage of the Championship since Kerry’s runaway victory over Dublin on the August bank holiday Monday 14 years ago.
But with this being the most open Championship in years and last Monday morning’s draw providing arguably the most four desirable pairings, interest in quarter-final weekend has soared.
