It's going to be a packed house in GAA headquarters on Sunday afternoon as the GAA have confirmed that the tickets for the weekend's All-Ireland semi-finals have sold out already.
With Dublin and Kerry set to meet in the second of this year's Senior All-Ireland semi-finals there was always going to be a high demand for tickets, and that means that the young footballers from Kildare will most likely be playing on front of a crowd that will be vastly superior in attendance to anything they have experienced before.
Kildare face Kerry in the minor match, meaning fans of their opponents will probably outnumber the Lilywhites' supporters as they flood into Croke Park ahead of the senior game.
Tickets that were on sale to the general public have all been snapped up at this stage, and the remaining available tickets will be distributed amongst the counties competing in Sunday's games.
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