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PICTURE: Croke Park Twitter
CROKE PARK has confirmed there will be live music before the All-Ireland hurling final this weekend.
Dublin based band Saarloos will be performing at GAA headquarters ahead of the game between Limerick and Kilkenny - a repeat of the 2022 final.
The performance, between 1.30pm and 3pm, will take place on the Cusack side of the pitch at Croke Park and will be shown on the big screens inside the venue.
Fans from both counties are being advised to arrive early on Sunday afternoon to allow ample time to enjoy the music and festivities of All-Ireland final day.
The game will throw-in at 3.30pm - see the dedicated section of our website for all the build up.
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