Important traffic information for Mayo fans travelling to Dublin match

Cillian O'Connor with fans after the Connacht SFC quarter-final at Hastings MacHale Park last April. Picture: INPHO/James Crombie
Gardaí have warned spectators travelling to Hastings Insurance MacHale Park tomorrow evening that major roadworks are ongoing on the Claremorris to Balla road, on the Balla side of the Beaten Path.
Mayo GAA suggest you give yourself extra time in case of delays, or use an alternative route where possible to Castlebar.
As parking around Hastings Insurance MacHale Park is limited, there will be no public parking around An Sportlann car park.
Patrons are advised to arrive early and obey all the stewards and Gardaí on duty inside and outside the grounds.
All Mayo GAA supporters are asked to obey all byelaws and show consideration for local residents when parking.
Parking by supporters along the N5 is not recommended for health and safety reasons. There will be ample free car-parking spaces for supporters within the environs of Castlebar itself Turnstiles will open at 6pm on Saturday with the game set to start at 7.30pm.
Supporters entering the stand can access the stadium via the An Sportlann car park while those entering the terraces can access the grounds via the turnstiles on MacHale Road. Supporters are asked to have their digital or printed tickets ready for scanning on arrival at the turnstiles. This match is an all ticket event.
Purchase your tickets here.
Match day programmes will be available to purchase inside and outside the grounds.
Mayo GAA would like to take this opportunity to thank all our supporters for their continued unwavering support.