GAA fans flocking to Croke Park for the upcoming All-Ireland final are being warned to "park responsibly" following a clamping blitz last weekend.
Thousands of fans visited Croke Park to watch the All-Ireland semi-final match between Dublin and Kerry on Sunday. And on Saturday crowds from Cavan and Westmeath attended the Tailteann Cup final. However, after Saturday's matches, over 100 fans discovered their cars clamped after parking illegally on footpaths on Griffith Avenue, Grace Park Road and Richmond Road.
On Sunday 17 July, Kilkenny will play Limerick in this year's All-Ireland Mens' Senior Hurling Championship final from 3:30pm. In a statement issued to Dublin Live, a spokesperson for Dublin City Council confirmed that over 100 cars were clamped last weekend.