29,000 supporters will pack into Clones for the Ulster final pairing of Donegal and Cavan after tickets for the game have sold out. 

After a health and safety review the capacity was reduced from 34,000 to 29,000, last years decider between Donegal and Fermanagh fell just 1,000 short of the figure.

Donegal will continue to bring a large contingent despite reaching their eighth provincial decider in nine years while Cavan have reached their first decider since losing to Tyrone in 2001.

Sold-out signs have began to appear in both counties with the Ulster Council not expecting any tickets to come back from the competing counties.