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GAA ticket price ‘prohibitive for fans’

The GAA could well be pricing itself out of the range of the ordinary fan, according to Clare secretary Pat Fitzgerald.

Thu, 08 Aug, 2002 - 01:00

Diarmuid O’Flynn

After a hugely successful weekend, when Croke Park was packed almost to capacity on successive days for the All-Ireland senior football quarter-

finals, the GAA should, says Fitzgerald, have a second look at its prices.

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