Is it worth it?

not if you're prince-sized!

Marrk said:

that's what i'm a doin' anyway.

should be fun and a decent atmosphere. i did enough knocking my knees on the back of chairs at the 02

I'm 5'6"! So not far from Prince-sized!

i'm 6' 3"

Singingboy said:

Could be fine but I'd get there early. A GAA ptich is much longer than a soccer / rugby pitch so take that in to account. My sister was at The Police last year and they got stuck at the back of the pitch - she said they'd have been better off at home

Remember, there will be a lot of arseholes on the pitch getting drunk and singing ole ole ole ole like its the world cup or something.
Best avoided.
Unless you like the smell of vomit.

was there pitch tickets for sale past the gold circle?has anyone bought them?

I bought standing tickets but no idea where I will be didn't say an area at all.
Doesn't seem many people bought them I'm a bit worried to be honest.

peachwish said:

the pitch standing would usually be a big open space on the pitch. you may be able to sit in the lower seats that were not sold because of a restricted view around the pitch if you need to. as far as i know the standing are sold out.

i was gonna buy standing tickets but I am "Prince sized" lol so I wouldn't have had a hope of seeing anything. Managed to get lower tier of the cusack stand. If u have standing tickets and get there early enough u should be fine.