Artist impression of the proposed Covehill Apartments and the derelict guesthouse on the proposed site
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Dr Hyde Park in Roscommon will host the final game of Group 1
Tickets for Donegal's final Group 1 match against Mayo will go on general sale tomorrow at 12pm.
Jim McGuinness' men will make the journey south to Dr Hyde Park in Roscommon for their final game next Sunday, June 15, as they take on Mayo in the neutral venue at 4pm.
Following their 3-26 to 1-13 win over Cavan, all four teams in the group are now on two points, meaning Donegal can finish in any of the four positions in the group.
It's a similar scenario for all the teams in the group and Mayo will provide a stern test after bouncing back from their defeat to Cavan by beating Tyrone by 2-17 to 1-13.
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Season ticket holders and Match bundle holders will shortly receive a link regarding tickets, while the tickets will be on general sale from Thursday at 12pm on Ticketmaster.
The main stand will be unreserved seating, and all other areas are general admission.
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