The GAA is to put up the price of tickets for the upcoming football and hurling championships.
The move is sure to anger many fans after the GAA last month increased National League Division 1 entrance fees from £5 to £7 with Division 2 and 3 fixtures increasing from £4 to £5.
All-Ireland final tickets will rise from £32 to £35 - a 9 per cent rise.
All-Ireland semi-final tickets will see a 25 per cent hike with tickets available at £25 compared to £20 last year.
The most significant increase will be the price of tickets for the All-Ireland quarter-finals. A 33 per cent rise is expected with tickets going on sale for £20.
Last year quarter-final tickets were £15.
Prices for the terraced areas at Croke Park - Hill 16 and the Canal End - are unchanged.
The decision to raise prices was made by the GAA’s Central Council at a meeting on Saturday night.