Kerry have opted not to hold a meet and greet event for fans ahead of their All-Ireland final clash with Galway due to Covid-19 concerns.
The Kingdom usually hold an open day for supporters prior to them playing in an All-Ireland final where fans can get photos with their heroes.
But due to concerns around the virus, Kerry will not hold such an event this year.
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Kerry GAA tweeted: "Unfortunately due to covid concerns, we have decided against an Open Day with the fans this year.
"This was a very difficult decision to make but the risk of accelerating the spread of the virus to vulnerable people was just too high."
One event that is going ahead though is RTE's Up for the Match, which was cancelled in both 2020 and last year.
Des Cahill and Jacqui Hurley will chat to some of the biggest names in GAA, as well as surprise celebrity guests on the eve of both the All-Ireland hurling and football finals.
The show will be packed with lively conversation, music, comedy and craic.
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