Statement from Kerry GAA
Today’s announcement to postpone the Kerry v Tyrone semi-final is a disappointment to us all.
We are fully aware of the many Kerry Supporters who had made plans to travel to Croke Park for Sunday’s game.
Notwithstanding this however we acknowledge that at we are all living in very challenging times and Covid continues to circulate in our communities necessitating the decision by the National CCCC to push the fixture out by 6 days.
The semi-final will now be played on Saturday, August 21st and we look forward to seeing the Kerry Supporters back in Croke Park supporting our team on that date.
Tadhg Ó Murchú
Cathaoirleach
https://www.gaa.ie/news/gaa-football-semi-final-meeting-of-kerry-and-tyrone-to-be-played-on-saturday-aug/
Oisín Kerr
When will tickets be on Ticketmaster. I live outside the county but still go to the games. Thanks 😊.
Jerry Sheehan
The reality of the Tyrone situation is a question of compromise.
Tickets can be considered in the light of a Covid virus-free county. Just look at the issue from another angle.
Should a number of Kerry senior football panelists contact covid 19 or have close contact with a person who has covid 19, will Croke Park and Tyrone agree to the similarity of arrangements for recovery. The big “Buck” will stop at a certain point and further delays will not be entertained. The Tyrone minors were lucky to escape from contact with the disease. Thanks be to God for that.