âwe essentially rent it out because we want to facilitate all the young boys and girls that want to go and see their heroes and their role models play in Croke Park. Thatâs massively important to let as many people - weâre very fortunate that weâve a big fan-baseâ
Where do you start. Hiding behind children now. And their hurlers have the worst travelling support in the country.
Itâs clearly a home venue for Dublin. Arguing that itâs not is akin to saying Freshford is a neutral venue for Kilkennyâs Walsh Cup matches.
On the other hand, if the Dubs bring in 60k to Croke Park and that game is moved to say Clones with a 30k capacity then the GAA loses out on c1m euro which has an impact when clubs and counties are looking for grants.
Itâs a bit like cutting off oneâs nose to spite oneâs face.
Funnily enough, for some reason, the Dubs didnât seem to think it was a good idea to point out how convenient it is to have a home advantage at that stage of a competition.