PJ Banville Urges Wexford GAA To Introduce New Initiative For Wexford GAA Fans

Former Wexford GAA star PJ Banville has called upon Wexford GAA to introduce a weekend pass for club matches…

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Be great to see @OfficialWexGAA do something like this to get the crowd back at local club games #gaaneedssupporters #commonsense https://t.co/TSVukKErYj— pj banville (@pj123_) August 29, 2019

Many counties throughout Ireland have already introduced a weekend pass for club matches. After purchasing a ticket for €15 or even €20, this would allow you to watch all Senior, Intermediate and Junior games for that whole weekend.

Without doubt, there would be an added incentive to go to more games if the weekend pass was introduced, which in turn would create an even better atmosphere for the players involved.

There have already been calls from high-profile GAA members to introduce this in their own counties. Offaly GAA legend Brian Carroll was one, and Offaly GAA listened.

I’d like to see some initiative in place for @Offaly_GAA supporters attending multiple games over the weekend. €10 per game is steep if you want to attend a couple of games. A €15 weekend pass would surely suffice? @MidlandsSport— Brian Carroll (@BrianCarroll13) August 13, 2018

Clare, Cork, Carlow, Offaly, Laois, Armagh and Tipperary, are just some counties that have already introduced the GAA weekend pass, while Meath GAA have moved a step further, streaming championship games weekly on Meath TV for an annual fee of €39.