Clare chief Joe Cooney unhappy as replay prices left unaltered

Clare chairman Joe Cooney says the GAA’s decision not to reduce ticket prices for Sunday’s Division 1 final replay with Waterford is “disappointing”.

Wed, 04 May, 2016 - 01:00

John Fogarty and Brendan O’Brien

Unlike their policy for most championship games, the GAA have decided admission to Semple Stadium this weekend will the same as it was for the drawn match last Sunday, which was preceded by the Division 1 camogie final.

Stand tickets purchased before match-day remain at €25 with entry for children aged under 16 staying at €5.

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