Leave early, gardai tell football fans

Gardai have advised football fans travelling to Thurles for this afternoon's All-Ireland quarter final replay to leave early and listen to gardai on which routes are best to follow.

Leave early, gardai tell football fans
Sat, 11 Aug, 2001 - 09:28

Gardai have advised football fans travelling to Thurles for this afternoon's All-Ireland quarter final replay to leave early and listen to gardai on which routes are best to follow.

Fans from Dublin are advised to be on the road by 9am. Iarnrod Eireann has provided three special trains from Dublin, all of which are completely sold out.

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