FANS WHO MISS out in the scramble for All-Ireland football final tickets can watch Sunday’s match on a big screen in Dublin city centre.
The clash between Dublin and Mayo will be shown at a free event in Smithfield Plaza, Dublin City Council have announced.
The “family-friendly and alcohol-free” event will allow fans to enjoy pre-match entertainment from 1.15pm before throw-in at 3.30pm.
“People can experience a genuine big-match atmosphere in the best place outside of Croke Park to enjoy what should be a fantastic occasion,” Lord Mayor of Dublin Oisin Quinn said.
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Sunday’s final is a complete sell-out with tickets appearing online for upwards of €750 a pair in recent days.
The GAA has again warned fans not to buy from unauthorised sources or ‘touts’ as these tickets may be cancelled come matchday.
No ticket for the All-Ireland final? Watch it on the big screen instead
FANS WHO MISS out in the scramble for All-Ireland football final tickets can watch Sunday’s match on a big screen in Dublin city centre.
The clash between Dublin and Mayo will be shown at a free event in Smithfield Plaza, Dublin City Council have announced.
The “family-friendly and alcohol-free” event will allow fans to enjoy pre-match entertainment from 1.15pm before throw-in at 3.30pm.
“People can experience a genuine big-match atmosphere in the best place outside of Croke Park to enjoy what should be a fantastic occasion,” Lord Mayor of Dublin Oisin Quinn said.
Sunday’s final is a complete sell-out with tickets appearing online for upwards of €750 a pair in recent days.
The GAA has again warned fans not to buy from unauthorised sources or ‘touts’ as these tickets may be cancelled come matchday.
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