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where does one buy a ticket for the all ireland hurling final?

01-09-2011 2:58am

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dienbienphu

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im curious, were tickets made available to the public for the all ireland hurling final or is it all about who u you know :rolleyes: ???

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#2 01-09-2011 3:12am

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Tipp county board or Kilkenny county board. All the rest are sold through clubs, or are sponsor tickets.

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#3 01-09-2011 3:16am

Snowie

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I really have no idea................

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#4 01-09-2011 3:26am

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dienbienphu wrote: »

im curious, were tickets made available to the public for the all ireland hurling final or is it all about who u you know :rolleyes: ???

Not who you know, but whether or not you're involved in GAA or not.

Why should someone who has no history of involvement in the GAA get a ticket before someone who has played, supported and lived for hurling all their life?

If the clubs don't need all the tickets they're given, they'll be sent back to Croke Park who may sell them publicly. Or you may know someone who is involved in hurling...

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#5 01-09-2011 3:36am

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http://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056371341

Have a look through that thread. Although as a GAA forum mod we prefer for adverts.ie to be looked at first, we have this one due to high demand.

I believe there is a website called toutless.com or maybe its .ie

However, the website allows people only sell tickets at face value.

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#6 01-09-2011 6:55am

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What he said ^^^

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