All-Ireland tickets to stay at current prices: Kelly

GAA president Sean Kelly has promised that All-Ireland final tickets will not go up in price next season.

Tue, 28 Sep, 2004 - 08:22

GAA president Sean Kelly has promised that All-Ireland final tickets will not go up in price next season.

Mr Kelly confirmed that stand tickets will remain at €60 in 2005, with tickets for Hill 16 at €30.

He added that the Association is to appoint a new ticketing administrator to streamline distribution.

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