Motorway toll barriers will not be lifted for fans driving to All-Ireland hurling final

Irish Rail said it is still working to deliver extra services from both Cork and Tipperary on July 20

 Brian Hayes of Cork celebrates scoring his side's fourth goal, in the 32nd minute, during the GAA Hurling All-Ireland Senior Championship semi-final match between Cork and Dublin at Croke Park in Dublin Picture: Sportsfile

Motorway toll barriers will not be lifted for fans driving to the All-Ireland hurling final on Sunday week but Irish Rail has pledged that anything that can move will be used to get fans to the match.

It comes amid calls from all public transport operators to up their game to meet the unprecedented demand for attendance at the first ever Cork and Tipperary All-Ireland hurling final.