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Calling all Cork - Down couples

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  • 30-08-2010 4:18pm
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    Grantosol
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    Greetings,

    The Consumer Show on RTE is looking for a couple (married or not) from the competing counties in this year's football final. They would need to be available for filming in Dublin this coming Sunday (5th Sept). We are looking into doing an item on how hard it is to get a ticket so if you're ticketless it could be worth your while.
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    Bluetonic
    Registered Users Posts: 7,588 ✭✭✭Bluetonic


    Grantosol wrote: »
    We are looking into doing an item on how hard it is to get a ticket so if you're ticketless it could be worth your while.
    What the purpose of highlighting how hard it is to get a ticket?

    Looking at the attendances of both Cork and Down games in the early stages of the championship and indeed the national league I doubt any serious fans will miss out.

    Fortunately event junkies mostly miss out on these occasions due to the nature of their support.


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    UrbanSea
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    That wasn't the point he was making. There will naturally be people who will want to go to the final,even if they don't usually attend matches,and may miss out on it. These 'serious' fans may only be a few thousand,so if the final were to take place without the 'even junkies' attending,the stadium would probably be about a third full,who'd want to see that?


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    Bluetonic
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    A program about people who don't normally go to the match but now want to go to a final and can't get a ticket. Sounds exciting all the same.


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    rpurfield
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    sounds like another massive non event of a programme great to see the tele licence being spent so well.its not hard to get a ticket if your a true gaa fan from either county.im twenty years following meath ive always got tickets for the big games and my fathers in his seventies and hes exactly the same.


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