The Donegal County Board has advised their supporters to get their tickets early for the All-Ireland SFC qualifier against Galway next weekend.

The venue for the clash on Saturday week is Markievicz Park which has a capacity of around 15,000 with the stand there holding just 2,800.

In Donegal's two qualifiers so far there were almost 10,000 at the Longford game, while there was almost 15,000 at the Meath clash last weekend.

The Galway game is expected to draw a massive crowd also and with it being general admission, Donegal chairman Sean Dunnion admitted that if supporters don't get their tickets on time, they could be left disappointed.

"It is a general admission game, the same as last weekend's game against Meath in Navan and Longford game in Ballybofey," Dunnion told the Donegal Democrat.

"That means it is general entry to the ground and to the stand with patrons free to go where they wish in the ground. There are no special tickets for the stand."

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