GAA chiefs vow to review ticketing system following glitch

GAA chiefs have vowed to review their ticketing system after a technical problem left officials red faced at Croke Park yesterday.
GAA chiefs vow to review ticketing system following glitch
Mon, 10 Sep, 2007 - 01:00
Colm O’Connor

Supporters attending the All-Ireland U-21 and camogie finals experienced difficulties purchasing tickets — and entering the ground — for the deciders. One thousand supporters received free entry to the ground as a result of the glitch.

The GAA issued an apology for the incident last night.

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