Motorists warned ahead of Donegal’s clash with Tyrone in Ballybofey

Motorists travelling to Donegal’s match against Tyrone on Saturday have been warned against causing obstruction, which may result in fines or being towed.

Gardaí have issued a traffic and parking advisory ahead of this Saturday’s All-Ireland Senior Football Championship Round 1 fixture between Donegal and Tyrone, which takes place at Mac Cumhaill Park, Ballybofey, with throw-in at 7pm.

Traffic delays are expected in the area before and after the match. Attendees are advised to allow extra time for their journey and to follow the instructions of Gardaí, stewards, and security staff.

Parking will be available in several car parks around Ballybofey. Motorists are urged to avoid blocking footpaths, private entrances, or access for emergency services. Any vehicles found to be causing an obstruction will be subject to fixed charge notices as necessary and may be towed.

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Gardaí have asked spectators not to use the car park at St. Mary’s Church in Stranorlar, where a vigil Mass will take place at 6pm. There is limited disabled parking availability on the Main Street and in car parks in the vicinity of the grounds.