Cork City FC has announced its ticketing framework for the 2027 League of Ireland Premier Division season. The club confirmed pricing for season and matchday tickets, including reductions compared to 2025 levels, as it prepares for its return to the top flight from its current position of 1st in the First Division, where it holds 75 points from 36 games.
Children's tickets for the 2027 season start at €5 for existing season ticket holders and increase to €8 for those purchasing at the turnstile. Adult season ticket holders renewing from 2026 will pay €16.61 per game, which is a reduction from the 2025 price. The club also stated that season ticket holders can spread payments over three monthly installments.
Individual matchday ticket prices are set at €24 for adults, €8 for children, and €17 for juveniles and seniors. The club has lowered these individual matchday ticket prices from 2025 levels.
Season ticket holders will receive a 10% discount on 2027 Rebel Army jerseys and training gear at Cork City FC club shops in Douglas Village Shopping Centre, St. Patrick’s Street, and the match night shop at Turner’s Cross. The Munster FA Turner’s Cross Stadium is the venue for all Cork City FC home matches.
Club targets Premier Division survival
Retaining its Premier Division status is a priority for the club as part of its 2027 season strategy. Cork City FC last played in the Premier Division in 2025 and is now focused on securing its status upon return. The club's stated goal is to reach 40 points in the 2027 season to ensure survival.
This announcement comes as the first team, currently 1st in the First Division with 75 points from 36 games, continues its push for promotion. Their recent form, with two wins, one draw, and two losses in the last five matches, shows the competitive nature of the final run-in. The squad has scored 74 goals this season while conceding 35, giving them a goal difference of plus 39. The club's strong campaign has built a commanding 19-point lead at the top of the table. The article closes on the club's commitment to Premier Division survival through accessible ticketing for the 2027 season.
The original report is at corkcityfc.ie
