GAA: Admin error was cause of ticket controversy

The riddle of how 1,000 tickets for last Sunday's All-Ireland hurling final went missing has been solved.

Tue, 13 Sep, 2005 - 16:46

The riddle of how 1,000 tickets for last Sunday's All-Ireland hurling final went missing has been solved. Apparently, it was caused by an administrative error.

According to the GAA, 1,000 tickets for last Sunday's game had been packaged in error as tickets for Sunday week's All-Ireland football final.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: upper Place: Upper Hogan Stand Event: All-Ireland hurling final Event: All-Ireland football final Event: All-Ireland Hurling Organisation: GAA

<p>It is two years since the GAA announced they would be bumping up stand admission to the All-Ireland senior football and hurling finals to €100 from €90, while terrace tickets rose by €5 to €55.</p>

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