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Sadly, Bruce Springsteen won't be the half-time entertainment for the Leinster quarter-finals

The games, scheduled for when the Boss is due to play HQ, have been moved forward a week.

THE GAA TODAY confirmed a change of date for the Leinster senior championship double-header between Wexford and Dublin in hurling and Wexford and Kildare in football to accommodate a Bruce Springsteen gig.

The games, initially scheduled to take place on Sunday 29 May — two days after the Boss’ first gig in HQ — will now throw-in on Saturday 21 May at Croke Park.

In a statement on their website, the GAA said:

The Leinster Council and all three counties involved in the May 29 fixtures were aware in advance of the concert and are happy to accommodate the switch to a new date.”

Wexford footballer Anthony Masterson will be very disappointed with the news:

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