Killarney replay huge boost for Council coffers

Last year’s Munster SFC final replay in Killarney played a major part in the provincial council reporting a jump of almost €1m in total gate receipts from 2014.

Mon, 18 Jan, 2016 - 00:00

John Fogarty

The €922,957 increase was reflected in the gate receipts for the senior football championship, which amounted to €988,148.

The football numbers compensated for a relatively small drop of €127,705 in gate receipts for the hurling competition.

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Courts Gaa Football Killarney gate receipts Place: Killarney Person: Simon Moroney Person: Moroney Event: Football Championship Event: All-Ireland Event: All-Ireland senior championships Event: Munster Football final Organisation: Munster Organisation: Central Council Organisation: Kerry Organisation: Cork Organisation: Waterford Organisation: GAA

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