GAA : defends admission price increases

The GAA has defended its decision to increase general admission prices to hurling and football league games from £5 to £7.

Wed, 31 Jan, 2001 - 12:27

The GAA has defended its decision to increase general admission prices to hurling and football league games from £5 to £7.

The association said its Central Council had decided to up charges in order to cover increasing costs and said its prices compared favourably with those of other sporting events.

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