GAA should give real fans a chance

I AM one of a group of five who have attended all the Cork hurling and football matches over many years.

GAA should give real fans a chance
Thu, 09 Sep, 2004 - 01:00

Now, as usual for the All-Ireland final, we are finding it difficult to get tickets.

This isn’t fair, as many people at the game will not know one end of the hurley from another and a lot of them will not have gone to a game all year.

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