Patrick O’Sullivan: Fitzgerald Stadium crowd cap for Munster final ‘doesn’t make sense’
A DIFFERENT TIME: Kerry and Cork supporters observe proceedings in the 2017 Munster SFC final, the last time the bitter Munster rivals faced each other in a provincial final at Fitzgerald Stadium. The crowd will be considerably smaller this weekend. Picture: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile
A multiple of the 2,500 people allowed into Sunday’s Munster final in Fitzgerald Stadium will be watching the game a few hundred metres down Lewis Road in Killarney town, according to Kerry Central Council delegate Patrick O’Sullivan.
The proprietor of Tatler Jacks pub on Plunkett Street, former county chairman O’Sullivan knows the occasion, the first Kerry-Cork provincial final at Fitzgerald Stadium in four years, will bring crowds to the town irrespective of people having tickets.
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