Tipperary County Council team up with Clonmel Show to screen the All-Ireland hurling final
With the All-Ireland Hurling Final between Tipperary and Cork coming up this Sunday, tickets for the match are like gold dust across the Premier County.
For all those who haven’t managed to secure tickets to the biggest game of the year, there is another option for GAA fans to come together and cheer on the boys in blue and gold.
The Clonmel Show and Tipperary County Council have teamed up to erect a big screen in Clonmel so fans can cheer Tipperary on.
The screen will be located at the Kickham Barracks Plaza in Clonmel, with the match kicking off from 3.30pm on Sunday.
Everyone is welcome to come along and watch the match on the day, and admission is free. Some seating will be available on the day, but members of the public are advised to bring their own camp chair to ensure they have a place to sit to watch the game.
People attending are encouraged to wear their blue and gold to show their support, and people are asked to bring home all their belongings and rubbish with them after the match.