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Kerry cancel open day ahead of All-Ireland final due to Covid-19 concerns
KERRY WILL NOT stage their usual open day ahead of this year’s All-Ireland senior football championship final because of rising Covid-19 cases.
Fitzgerald Stadium traditionally hosts the event, which allows fans to meet the players before their appearance in the season’s finale at Croke Park.
After their last-gasp victory over Dublin on Sunday, the Kingdom are scheduled to face Galway at GAA HQ on 24 July.
However, Kerry GAA have announced that the open day has been cancelled.
“Unfortunately due to Covid concerns, we have decided against an Open Day with the fans this year,” today’s statement reads.
Meanwhile, Galway have decided to host their press event – scheduled for tomorrow afternoon – outside at Pearse Stadium for the same reason.
“Due to ongoing Covid-19 risks and in the interest of health and safety, this event will be held open air and outside,” say Galway GAA.
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