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HomeNewsCouncil calls foul on GAA’s ticket charges

Council calls foul on GAA’s ticket charges

Clare County Council has become the first local authority nationally to request the GAA to axe the ticket charge for under 16s at national league games.

As part of a new policy introduced by the association before Christmas, the ticket can be only purchased in conjunction with an adult ticket.

In December, Croke Park confirmed juveniles will be charged €5 entry to Division 1 and 2 football and Division 1A and 1B hurling fixtures in the coming season.

It also stipulated that admission must be purchased along with an adult ticket.

For more on this story and all the latest news from the Banner County, pick up this week’s Clare Champion or view our digital edition which is available HERE.

Sharon Dolan-Darcy

Sharon Dolan D’Arcy covers West Clare news. After completing a masters in journalism at University of Galway, Sharon worked as a court reporter at the Sligo Weekender. She was also editor of the Athenry News and Views.

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