‘Real’ Tribe fans set for ticket reward

GAA officials in Galway have introduced a by-law confining the sale of All-Ireland final tickets to fully paid-up and registered members of clubs only.

Thu, 20 Dec, 2012 - 00:00

John Fallon

The move is an effort to prevent casual supporters getting All-Ireland final tickets ahead of genuine GAA fans.

Galway chairman Noel Treacy said they had introduced the new law to ensure that GAA members did not lose out.

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