Due to the demand on tickets for Sunday's triple header of All-Ireland football semi-finals, the GAA have announced that Hill 16 will now be opened. Originally there was no terracing available for the games but due to the rate at which tickets for the three stands have been selling the GAA have revised their decision to close the Hill. The GAA has also confirmed that a limited number of stand tickets are available for the three matchs. Tickets can be purchased from the participating counties, on www.gaa.ie, from the GAA ticket office on 01/8658657 or from Ticketmaster outlets nationwide, and subject to availability from outlets around the ground on Sunday. The GAA Ticket Office on North Circular Road (opposite Gill's Pub) will be open on Friday, August 29th from 10 am to 6 pm and on Saturday, August 30th from 10 am to 4 pm. Admission Prices are as follows: Stand Eu45 Stand Juvenile (Designated sections of Davin and Cusack Stands) Eu5 (Juveniles must be accompanied by an adult) Senior Citizens/Students (with I.D.) (Davin and Cusack Stands only) Eu20 Must purchase full price ticket - refund available at Block D turnstiles to rear of Cusack Stand prior to entry) Dineen Hill 16 Eu30 Wheelchair and Attendant Passes Eu45 Group Passes Eu3 per juvenile, 1 adult per 10 juveniles free of charge The action gets underway with the ESB GAA Football All Ireland Minor Championship semi final between Tyrone and Meath at 12.15 pm followed by the GAA Football All Ireland Senior Championship semi final replay between Cork and Kerry at 2.00 pm and finally the GAA Football All Ireland Senior Championship semi final at 4.00 pm between Tyrone and Wexford. The following outlets will be open from 10.30 am on the day of the games (subject to ticket availability): GAA Ticket Office, 526 North Circular Rd (opposite Gill's Pub), ticket kiosk at Ballybough [under the railway bridge], ticket kiosk at Dorset St [outside Martin's Auctioneers], ticket kiosk at Bishop's Palace Tweet

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