'Nobody will ever be left out. Kerry GAA is family': Kerry County board on move away from cash entry

Treasurer Paudie Healy and County Board chief Peter Twiss - when asked if cash would be accepted at Kerry turnstiles going forward - were adamant that a sledgehammer approach would not be used within the county.
'Nobody will ever be left out. Kerry GAA is family': Kerry County board on move away from cash entry

The move has led to a lot of negative commentary on both social media and local radio. Pic: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

The move away from cash entry at turnstiles has seen some supporters being turned away from Kerry's Austin Stack Park and Fitzgerald Stadium for National League games and games under the jurisdiction of both the Munster Council and the Munster PPS. 

The move has led to a lot of negative commentary on both social media and local radio with those on the turnstiles often bearing the brunt of patrons’ annoyance at not being allowed to pay cash and thus being turned away.

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