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GAA: What's at stake in this weekend's fixtures?

Waterford, Ireland / WLR May 28, 2021 | 6:32 AM The National Football League has reached the last batch of group fixtures, meaning plenty of battles are in-store as counties attempt to slip away from the grasps of relegation play-offs, towards promotion and division semi-finals. Finals, relegation and promotion is slightly different in the football this year, with the top two counties from each north/south group meeting in their division’s semi-finals. From there, both teams who make it to the final in Divisions 2, 3 and 4 will gain promotion for next season, and the winner will be crowned division champion. On the other end of proceedings, Division 1, 2 and 3 will see the bottom two placed teams in each north/south group entering into relegation play-offs. The two losers of these games will be relegated for next season.

Spectators allowed into Allianz League games held in the Six Counties

Spectators allowed into Allianz League games held in the Six Counties May 25, 2021 Spectators look on. ©INPHO/Laszlo Geczo. The GAA have confirmed that from this weekend 500 spectators will be permitted to attend Allianz League games in the Six Counties. It will be the first time since March 8 last year that fans will be present at intercounty games. With cross border travel for non-essential reasons discouraged and following discussions with Ulster GAA, the following breakdown has been agreed.  - 50 complimentary tickets to travelling county from outside the north (non-playing players and county officials, no sale for spectators.     - 50 complimentary tickets to home county (non-playing players and county officials). 

Spectators allowed into Allianz League games held in the Six Counties