GAA reconsiders deal with Ticketmaster following cancellation of tickets due to touting

The GAA says it will not rule out ending its deal with Ticketmaster if touting continues to be a problem.

GAA reconsiders deal with Ticketmaster following cancellation of tickets due to touting
Fri, 11 Aug, 2017 - 09:37

The GAA says it will not rule out ending its deal with Ticketmaster if touting continues to be a problem.

The organisation has cancelled a number of tickets for the Dublin Tyrone All Ireland semi final after they emerged online for four times their face value.

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