Fans asked to stop sending cheques to Cork GAA office in hope of landing All-Ireland tickets

It is understood that a large number of ticket requests, accompanied by cheques and cash, have already been received in the Cork GAA office
Fans asked to stop sending cheques to Cork GAA office in hope of landing All-Ireland tickets

A Cork fan before the All-Ireland semi-final. With a reduced capacity of 40,000 for the final, demand for tickets will be high. Picture: INPHO/Laszlo Geczo

Cork GAA have asked their supporters to stop sending cheques and cash payments to the Cork GAA office in the hope of procuring All-Ireland final tickets.

It is understood that a large number of ticket requests, accompanied by cheques and cash, have already been received in the Cork GAA office at Páirc Ui Chaoimh ahead of the All-Ireland senior hurling final on Sunday, August 22.

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