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Get your Leinster GAA Underage (Minor and U20) Season Ticket
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The 2024 Leinster GAA Minor and U20 Championships are fast approaching. After its successful introduction last year the Underage Pass has returned.
This pass will entitle Ticket holders to go to 8 games of their choosing in both Minor and U20 Championships for only €40. These tickets will not be county specific and will be valid right up until the Final stages.
To purchase yours simply follow the link below.
Terms & Conditions: Underage (Minor & U-20) Leinster GAA Pass
This ticket gets you access to 8 games in the 2024 Leinster GAA Underage (Minor & U-20) Championships. i.e 8 games in total across the Leinster Minor & U-20 Championships. Tickets are non-transferrable. Tickets are not County specific. Tickets can only be used ONCE PER FIXTURE.
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