The GAA's Ulster Council has confirmed that Sunday's senior football final between Donegal and Derry in Clones is set to be a sell-out.
In a statement on Monday morning, Ulster GAA said the safe capacity of St Tiernach's Park for Sunday's final is 28,750.
It is unlikely that any further tickets will be available on general sale online or in stores, due to the large requirement of County Committees and Clubs from the participating counties.
Ocean FM's 'Final Whistle' will broadcast a special Ulster final preview live from Seán Óg's Bar in Ballyshannon this Thursday evening from 8-9pm.
Donegal v Derry will be televised live on RTÉ2 and BBC 2 - and will also be live on Ocean FM from 4pm next Sunday, courtesy of Donegal Plumbing & Heating, Old Laghey Road, Donegal Town.
Match commentary will come from Paddy McGill and Mark McHugh.
Sunday's game will preceded by the minor final between Derry and Tyrone.
