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Tipp hurling supporters will need to be quick off the mark at noon on Wednesday, April 2, as tickets for this year’s Munster championship go on general sale.
Supporters will have to dig a little deeper, with adult ticket prices rising by €5 for the second year running. A stand ticket will now set you back €35, while terrace tickets have increased to €30.
Anyone who paid €25 for a stand ticket to last year’s Clare versus Cork Munster SHC clash in Ennis will see that price jump to €35 for the same seat on 20 April.
However, if you were hoping to grab a ticket for the All-Ireland final rematch, you’re out of luck—Clare v Cork and Waterford v Limerick (3 May in Walsh Park) won’t be available for general sale, with tickets distributed through clubs in the competing counties.
That said, there are still plenty of big games up for grabs for neutral fans, so keep an eye out and be ready to act fast.
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