Semi-final sold out

Sunday's All-Ireland semi-final meeting of Dublin and Armagh at Croke Park is sold out.

Fri, 30 Aug, 2002 - 15:50

Sunday's All-Ireland semi-final meeting of Dublin and Armagh at Croke Park is sold out.

And that means that an attendance in excesses of 79,000 may even flock to the Jones Road venue.

Dublin fans are likely to be joined on the Hill 16 terrace however, by Longford and Derry minor fans.

Remaining tickets can only be attained through club sources.

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