As you probably already know, being a season ticket holder has many advantages. It allows you free entry into any league match (code specific) Season tickets also allow you free entry into the All Ireland Club Finals between Castlebar Mitchel’s and St Vincent’s on St Patrick’s Day. Mayo Club 51 are putting the call out to all season ticket holders if you are not using your tickets for the final, to help out Castlebar Mitchel’s supporters. First of all you will need to log-in to your season ticket account and go to “Special Purchases” to request your (free) tickets.
Season Tickets Account Home Screen.
You can order tickets up to the amount on your account. If you have 2 Adult and 3 Juvenile, then you can order 5 tickets. You can also change Juvenile to Adult tickets ( for special purchases only). Sections available are Cusack Stand Lower Tier – section 310, 311 & 312.
special purchase
When purchased your tickets will be available in your “Tickets” section in your account. You will not need to print your tickets, you can save and download them to your desktop.
Save or print season tickets.
Contact form attachment upload.
You can use the Contact Form here on the website to forward on the pdf tickets, and we will send them on to the Castlebar Mitchel’s club representative. We would encourage anyone that can, to go to Croke Park on St Patrick’s day and give your support & cheer on the lads. If you can’t attend the match then please make use of your free season tickets and send them on to us, thanks a million!
After 4 rounds of the national football league, here’s what the Mayo Club 51 prediction league week 4 looks like (the table says week 5 because London v Clare was played on a separate weekend on week 3)
Mayo Club 51 Leaderboard — Start Week : 1
Your position:
Total
Week 5
Week 4
Week 3
Week 2
Week 1
1
Alan Duggan,Knockmore – Mayo
1226
260
293
25
295
353
2
Brian Lavelle,Castlebar Mitchels – Mayo
1139
260
271
29
306
273
3
Derek Sage,Westport – Mayo
1138
277
303
23
209
326
4
Joe Gavin,Claremorris – Mayo
1131
294
306
24
242
265
5
Paul Cunnane,Davitts – Mayo
1129
309
317
24
215
264
6
James Griffin,Beale – Kerry
1124
285
312
25
217
285
7
Tony Fearon,Tir na nOg – Portadown – Armagh
1122
244
343
24
209
302
8
Seamus Gallagher,Achill – Mayo
1120
270
318
0
235
297
9
Man Wisdom,Frankfurt Sarsfields – Europe
1113
265
300
24
263
261
10
Yew Tree,PILTOWN – Kilkenny
1094
247
286
23
231
307
11
Michael Gribbon,St. Michael’s – Cork
1078
310
291
27
161
289
12
Shane Kilgallon,Mayo Gaels – Mayo
1064
244
344
0
225
251
13
Mark McWalter,Balla – Mayo
1063
287
338
0
202
236
14
Mairtin Flannery,Ballycastle – Mayo
1046
268
252
28
192
306
15
Douglas Kelly,Swinford – Mayo
1038
286
276
24
161
291
16
Robert Bashford,Frankfurt Sarsfields – Europe
1020
290
292
0
250
188
17
Neil Masterson,Burrishoole – Mayo
1013
284
317
23
134
255
18
Mark Togher,Castlebar Mitchels – Mayo
1009
152
216
0
281
360
19
Mayo Mick,Swinford – Mayo
1007
243
303
0
245
216
20
Micky Callaghan,Kilmovee Shamrocks – Mayo
1007
193
274
25
206
309
21
Tom OConnor,Naomh Fionbarra – Dublin
1006
246
287
26
270
177
22
Mike Kelly,Swinford – Mayo
1001
244
236
27
160
334
23
Kenny Cook,Breaffy – Mayo
990
290
250
29
190
231
24
Enda Coyne,Lahardane Mchales – Mayo
989
287
273
0
252
177
25
Shay OConnor,Shannon Gaels – Roscommon
983
202
293
26
204
258
26
John Maloney,Swinford – Mayo
965
312
245
0
177
231
27
Alan Prendergast,Mayo Gaels – Mayo
965
162
268
26
192
317
28
Damien Regan,Aghamore – Mayo
958
295
235
26
156
246
29
Tommie McWalter,Balla – Mayo
956
249
293
0
136
278
30
Paul Egan,Castlebar Mitchels – Mayo
938
122
269
29
228
290
31
Matt Togher,Castlebar Mitchels – Mayo
935
122
269
26
223
295
32
Mary R,Ballinteer St Johns – Dublin
888
254
201
0
246
187
33
Michael Cuddy,Castlebar Mitchels – Mayo
886
214
135
23
202
312
34
Enda McCallig,Robertstown – Kildare
858
244
269
0
162
183
35
Aidan Conway,Achill – Mayo
815
122
269
0
157
267
36
John Halpin,Ballyhaunis – Mayo
791
122
269
0
161
239
37
Emma McDonagh,Kiltane – Mayo
790
209
222
0
113
246
38
Niall Maheady,Killala – Mayo
786
122
135
9
202
318
39
Sean McGinty,Achill – Mayo
761
122
135
9
202
293
40
Brian McHale,Parke-Keelogues-Crimlin – Mayo
737
122
269
0
141
205
41
Declan Gibbons,Castlebar Mitchels – Mayo
729
122
135
9
202
261
42
Kevin Gallagher,Claremorris – Mayo
701
122
135
26
202
216
43
SeanOg Cafferkey,Achill – Mayo
690
183
135
0
109
263
44
AnneMarie Flynn,Ardagh – Mayo
686
166
269
0
104
147
45
Kieran Cawley,Crossmolina – Mayo
679
122
269
0
108
180
46
Eoin Waldron,Claremorris – Mayo
630
122
135
9
101
263
47
A K,Achill – Mayo
468
122
135
9
202
Here’s how the Division 1 league table looks like after 4 rounds.
Ahead of Mayo’s match against Westmeath in Mullingar, Mike Kelly interviews our very own Anne Marie about Mayo Club 51. Mike also interviews Martin Carney along with Mikes interview of James Horan after Mayo’s victory over Kerry last Sunday.
Remember to get to Mullingar early tomorrow and join us in the Graville Arms Hotel before the match and make sure to bring plenty of flags and colour!
In case you didn’t know, being a season ticket holder gives the owner many perks. One of them being free entry to Dublin v Kildare for season ticket holders in Croke Park this Saturday evening (throw-in 7 pm). In order to avail of your free tickets (up to the amount of tickets on your account) you will have to log-in to your season ticket account and click on “special purchases” to pre-order them.
Season Tickets Account Home Screen.
You can order tickets up to the number of season tickets on your account. If you have Juvenile season tickets, you can change them to Adult tickets (for the free match tickets only).
special purchase
You can now purchase (for free) tickets.
Season Ticket special purchase-1
Your free tickets will then be sent to your ticket account. If you are not using the tickets yourself, instead of printing them, you can download the tickets to your desktop and attach them to an e-mail to send to someone. Click “Save” to save to your desktop.
Save or print season tickets.
For the club finals in Croke Park on St Patrick’s Day, the same procedure will apply. We will post details early next week.
Club ’51 will be upstairs in Ulysses Bar from 11.30am – complimentary finger food available!
Sunday’s hard-fought win vs. Kerry saw Mayo ease themselves into a more comfortable position on the Allianz National Football League Division 1 table, and it’s all to play for now.
Next Sunday it’s a trip to Mullingar to take on Westmeath who, under the stewardship of Paul Bealin (of the ’95 All-Ireland winning Dublin team) are struggling to find their feet in Division 1. Fighting for survival in the top flight, Westmeath will have nothing to lose, and everything to gain, so while Mayo should in theory comfortably take the points, this fixture is by no means a foregone conclusion.
Round 4 is nearly upon us already, and without further ado let’s get the ball rolling for next weekend’s meetup. The venue is the Greville Arms Hotel on Pearse St., Mullingar, just a few minutes’ walk from the ground. Throw-in is at the slightly later time of 2.30pm this week so an extra half hour in bed. There’ll be complimentary finger food upstairs in the Ulysses Bar, courtesy of the very helpful crew in the Greville Arms. There’ll be a carvery lunch available downstairs for hungry travellers and by all accounts they do a fine cup of tea. 🙂
Club ’51 will be in situ in the Greville Arms from 11.30am or so (we like to get the best seats in the house) and for those of you driving, there is parking to the rear of the hotel, there’s a public car park beside it (free on Sundays) and on-street parking.
Club ’51 inside the ground
On Sunday, we’d really like to try and get Club ’51 together inside the ground as well as out – after all, that’s what Club ’51 is all about! – and the more of us there are in one spot, the more solid the support. With that in mind, we’ll be congregating in the reception area at 1.50pm to make our way to the ground in plenty of time, and we’d love you to join us. At away games we tend to locate ourselves in the same area of the stand, with the tunnel immediately to our left, so if you don’t make the meet-up, you’ll find us there.
Safe trip to all of you making the journey and we’ll see you there on the day.
Anyone interested in car pooling – either looking for or offering a lift to Mullingar on Sunday – if you’ve signed up as a member of the site, head here. If you can’t access this, drop us a line and we’ll sort you out.
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