Conclusion of IFA discussions

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After a series of discussions between the Irish Football Association and the Amalgamation of Official Northern Ireland Supporters Clubs, we can confirm that a number of issues have been discussed and addressed.

TICKET PRICING

The pricing for the forthcoming Nations League campaign will be published in the weeks following the draw, however there will be a reduction in the average price paid by Campaign Card holders.

The Campaign Card will cover both the Nations League and Euro 2024 qualifiers and will also include a friendly international.

We believe that by having the Campaign Card cover a longer period, fans will be protected from a price increase for the Euro 2024 campaign and this will also reduce the amount paid in booking fees. 

We've also discussed the potential for Northern Ireland to be drawn in a group of five teams for the Euro 2024 qualifiers and that issue will be addressed should that happen. 

GAWA OFFICIAL

Although the scheme will remain in place, it will be included in the Campaign Card package at no cost.

Those Campaign Card holders who joined 'GAWA Official' will receive the £10 reduction from the cost of their Campaign Card and will also receive a £10 voucher to be used for the purchase of food or drink in the stadium.

Campaign Card holders who decided to 'freeze' their tickets will be able to renew their Campaign Card, but won't receive the £10 discount or voucher. 

Non Campaign Card holders who joined the scheme will be offered the opportunity to pay to renew their membership. 

EURO 2024 QUALIFICATION 'DIVIDEND'

Should Northern Ireland qualify for Euro 2024, renewing Campaign Card holders will receive a £15 reduction in their package for the following campaign.

We believe that these changes will be welcomed by the vast majority of fans, many of whom have taken the opportunity to share their views with us. 

More than 2,100 fans took part in our recent online survey and we thank everyone who particpated in and supported that initiative.