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Croke Park Sunday 29th July

  • 28-07-2007 6:41pm
    #1
    LFC5Times
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    Have plans to go down the country a bit to do some work,but iof weather is bad there is no point in me going down.

    So then was thinking of going to watch Waterford and Cork in Croker tomorrow.

    Can i pay in at the ground or do i need to buy a ticket at 11.00 tomorrow somewhere ?

    Obviously prefer to just turn up before the match instead of hanging around.

    Have a feeling Cork will win but really hope Waterford do


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  • #2
    Flukey
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    No cash taken at the stiles. A lot of tickets have been sold online. Go to the GAA site and then the tickets link. If you don't get one there, you should be able to pick one up around Croke Park tomorrow without much problem, though obviously avoid touts. I'm not long back from today's games. One shock result (Tipperary actually managed to get within two points of Wexford), and one disappointing result. I'll be back there tomorrow.


  • #3
    An Citeog
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    They'll most likely be selling tickets at the booths around Croker. It's not going to be a sellout so you should be able to pick a ticket up there, although I would go slightly early. There's usually one on North Circular Road near the entrance to the Canal End, another on the Ballybough Road near the junction with Clonliffe Road and a third one on Drumcondra Road outside Quinns.

    I'd love to go to the match but alas I'll have to watch it on TV. Hoping for a Waterford win but I just have this feeling that Cork are going to sneak it.


  • #4
    aequinoctium
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    cork will want it the most, having lost 2 games already this year

    hope waterford win

    will be a close game


  • #5
    andrew1977
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    tickets for the matches today were on sale in portacabins on the approach to the ground, you should be alright tomorrow to get tickets .

    As a total neutral to hurling,i am rooting for waterford this year, would love to see them win a liam mc carthy


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