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March 9, 2009

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Tickets on sale for Ireland v England

Martin Williamson

Cricket Ireland has announced ticket details for their ODI clash with England at Stormont on Thursday August 27. Prices remain the same as they were for the previous game in 2006, with an adult ticket costing £35.

Tickets for the game are priced as follows:

Adults = £35 Under 16 with an adult = £10 Under 16 unaccompanied= £15 OAP = £25 Associate/life members = £28 (place orders through Cricket Ireland office) Family = £90 (2 adults and 2 Under 16)

Club booking = order 10 tickets or more and receive them for £30 each (must be arranged through the Club Secretary and ordered through Sue Wickham sue.wickham@irishcricket.org in the Cricket Ireland office)

Tickets for the game will go on sale at 10am on Monday March 16, and can be purchased at www.ticketmaster.ie or by telephone at the following numbers:

Rep. of Ireland 0818 76 2121

Northern Ireland 0844 277 9950

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Posted by Andy Long on (March 12, 2009, 16:35 GMT)

Come on Ireland! All we have to do is get KP out early, hope Freddie is still injured and let Alastair Cooke have most of the strike! I know that Ireland will boast a better 'keeper than England, Niall can catch unlike Prior!

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