They must be expecting a visit from the President himself with those sort of seating arrangements in place.
Outside of Croke Park and some of the top county stadia, GAA grounds across the country wouldn’t exactly be renowned for the type of seating they provide. In most places you’ll find a decent stand, but in some pitches, supporters have to make do with a nice spot on a grassy bank behind the goal or along the two sidelines.
Enniscrone GAA club in Sligo have really raised the bar, however; just look at the VIP seats in place in the middle of the stand, where no doubt the occupants of said seats are waited on hand and foot and provided with an unlimited supply of tay and hang sandwiches until the end of the match.
The above photo was sent into us by Cian Higgins, a recent visitor to Enniscrone GAA club, so we’re not sure if these were only a temporary arrangement or if they are there on a permanent basis; we sincerely hope it’s the latter.
If anyone from Enniscrone GAA club would like to let us know the story feel free to do so and if anyone else has pictorial evidence of similar GAA luxury seating throughout the country, please send it our way on Facebook, Twitter or via
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Corporate box, how do.
Hat-tip to Cian Higgins for sending this one our way
