Don’t call us.... Croker has no tickets left either

Stop ringing. Don’t bother texting. Quit emailing.

Sat, 01 Feb, 2014 - 00:00

Michael Moynihan

They don’t have any Garth Brooks tickets in Croke Park either.

Stadium director Peter McKenna said yesterday that GAA headquarters had been “inundated” with calls about the country music star’s three concerts this July.

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Courts Place: Croke Park Place: GAA Place: Ireland Place: Dublin Person: Garth Brooks Person: Peter McKenna Person: McKenna Person: Peter Aiken Person: Brooks Person: Sam Maguire Person: Liam MacCarthy Organisation: Croker

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