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Tickets for the All-Ireland senior hurling championship semi-final between Cork and Dublin on Saturday week have been snapped up after going on sale earlier this afternoon on Ticketmaster.
READ NEXT: Tipperary hurlers to host special meet and greet evening this week ahead of semi-final
Tickets went on sale at 12 noon, but just after 2pm there was no ticket availability left on the website.
Similarly, tickets for Tipperary's clash with Kilkenny also went on sale at 2pm today, with many supporters left frustrated with the provider as numerous supporters complained of the site crashing when looking to purchase tickets.
Tipperary will face Kilkenny on Sunday afternoon, July 6th in Croke Park, after Cork and Dublin face off in the same venue on Saturday, July 5th.
READ NEXT: IN PICTURES: See all the key moments as Tipperary end six-year wait to return to Croker!
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