Its for the Leinster senior hurling semi-final double-header.
Croke Park will host its biggest crowd in 16 months on Saturday.
8,000 fans will attend the Leinster senior hurling semi-final double-header.
Up to now, only 200 spectators have been allowed to go to games in the Republic of Ireland.
Anthony Staines, a professor of health systems in DCU, says the risk of Covid-19 will be low in GAA headquarters on Saturday.
Leinster GAA have announced their provincial senior hurling semi-finals this Saturday will now take place in Croke Park with 8,000 spectators permitted to atttend. #GAABelong
— The GAA (@officialgaa) June 28, 2021
Prof. Staines says he wouldn't go to Saturday's games for fear of catching Covid.
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