Tickets are running low for Dublin's mammoth quarter-final clash against Mayo this weekend with Ticketmaster showing they have no more match tickets available for Sunday's clash.
A sell-out crowd is expected for Sunday's double header with Cork and Derry acting as the curtain raiser to the main event.
And Ticketmaster are displaying no more tickets on their site with over 80,000 expected to flock to GAAHQ for the matches.
Tickets went on sale at 5 pm on Monday evening and they have been snapped up by eager fans for the double header.
Dublin GAA club Thomas Davis provided their own updates saying that no more tickets are available for general sale but also say that they believe more tickets will be released in the coming days.
There are no issues for Saturday's doubleheader between Kerry and Tyrone and Armagh and Monaghan with plenty of tickets still available.
