Iarnrod Eireann defends GAA service

Iarnrod Eireann has hit back at criticism of the service it provides to GAA fans travelling to important games countrywide.

Tue, 07 Aug, 2001 - 19:17

Iarnrod Eireann has hit back at criticism of the service it provides to GAA fans travelling to important games countrywide.

The company was criticised for laying on just three extra trains for last Saturday's All-Ireland football quarter-final between Dublin and Kerry in Thurles.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Dublin Place: Kerry Place: Thurles Place: Co Tipperary Event: All-Ireland football quarter-final Event: GAA Organisation: Iarnród Éireann Organisation: GAA

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