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Stephen O’Brien.
ANYONE wishing to attend the McGrath Cup final this Saturday between Kerry and Cork in Killarney is advised to act fast tomorrow morning when tickets go on sale.
With a cap on attendance due to COVID public health guidelines, just 5,000 are allowed attend for the 2pm throw-in.
While the McGrath Cup has hardly set the public’s imagination on fire in the past, there are a number of reasons why the interest of football fans will be piqued by the match-up this year.
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The return of Jack O’Connor, the fact that he has been putting out very strong teams so far in the competition, a game against the ‘old enemy’ and a dry day in January at Fitzgerald Stadium all look enticing enough to supporters from both counties.
Tickets will go on sale on the Munster GAA website at 10am on Wednesday morning. Meanwhile, if you can’t make it on Saturday, the game will be streamed live for a cost of €10. Click here for the link.
