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Semi-final sold out

Sunday's All-Ireland semi-final meeting of Dublin and Armagh at Croke Park is sold out.

Semi-final sold out

Fri, 30 Aug, 2002 - 15:50

Sunday's All-Ireland semi-final meeting of Dublin and Armagh at Croke Park is sold out.

And that means that an attendance in excesses of 79,000 may even flock to the Jones Road venue.

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