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06 Sept 2025
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Limerick's David Reidy in action against Cork's Sean O'Donoghue, PICTURE: Sportsfile
Due to the high demand, tickets for the Munster Senior Hurling Final on Saturday June 7 at 6pm in the TUS Gaelic Grounds will be distributed through the Limerick and Cork County Boards only.
Season ticket holders from Limerick and Cork will receive their tickets through the normal channels. There will be no public sale of tickets via Ticketmaster, Centra or Supervalu outlets.
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Season tickets holders, county board officials, sponsors and players relations will be accommodated with tickets for the Munster senior hurling final.
The TUS Gaelic Grounds has capacity of 43,000 spectators and supporters from Limerick and Cork will face a scramble for tickets.
Meanwhile, the Mick Mackey Stand and North Stand together provide seating for 20,000 spectators, while the two terraces behind the goals accommodate a combined total of 23,000.
2023 was the last Munster hurling final that took place in the TUS Gaelic Grounds. Limerick are bidding to win the provincial title for an historic seventh year in a row.
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