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GAA fans have expressed anger following news Croke Park is scrapping screenshots of mobile tickets.
The move was announced by Croke Park yesterday (February 15) in an X (formerly Twitter) post, which stated: "Please note for this weekend screenshots of mobile tickets will no longer work for entry.
"Mobile tickets must be downloaded to your phone wallet in advance. Printed tickets will also be accepted."
It comes as Dublin are expected to face Roscommon at Croke Park this Saturday (February 17) at 5pm.
The response online was swift, with one fan commenting: "You clowns. Yet another roadblock put in the way of people who want to attend games. Ashamed and embarrassed of the contempt the Association has for fans at times."
It is unknown whether the move is permanent at this time.
Croke Park has been contacted for comment.
Please note for this weekend screenshots of mobile tickets will no longer work for entry. Mobile tickets must be downloaded to your phone wallet in advance. Printed tickets will also be accepted. Ticket transfer info can be found here https://t.co/Aue2TDGOlC pic.twitter.com/E4NcyspaJj
— Croke Park (@CrokePark) February 15, 2024
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