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Parking Details For Anyone Travelling To Páirc Uí Chaoimh This Weekend

by The PA Team
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Fans travelling to the new Páirc Uí Chaoimh this weekend for the All-Ireland SHC quarter-finals between Tipperary and Clare on Saturday and the clash of Waterford and Wexford on Sunday have been urged to take extra precaution with their parking and plan their trip ahead. 

The state of the art facility was officially unveiled on Wednesday night for the Cork Premier Intermediate Hurling Championship meeting of Valley Rovers and Blarney. Over 10,000 spectators turned out to take in the new home of Cork GAA and they certainly were not disappointed. The reaction to the newly renovated world class stadium  has been overwhelmingly positive on Leeside.

Cork Premier Intermediate Hurling Club Championship, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, Cork 19/7/2017 Blarney vs Valley Rovers A general view of the match Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Oisin Keniry

However, we are yet to see how the venue will cope with the full to capacity crowd of 45,000 which is expected for the big games on both Saturday and Sunday.

Gardaí have laid out the precautions the supporters of Tipp, Clare, Waterford and Wexford must take ahead of their travels to Cork, issuing essential guidelines to be followed on parking and making their way to the stadium for the game.

Below is all you need to know:

The official Gardaí guidelines can be found in this tweet:

On Sunday, when Davy Fitzgerald’s Wexford do battle with the Déise, there will be an extra car park available for match-goers with the local rugby club Cork Constitution providing the service.

For those unfamiliar with Cork city and the area surrounding Páirc Uí Chaoimh, here are the links to the google maps of all relevant car parks in the area:

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Listen to the latest episode of The 16th Man where we were joined by Shane McGrath to look ahead to the weekend’s action.

https://soundcloud.com/punditarenagaa/tyrone-and-dublin-flex-muscle-and-were-joined-by-shane-mcgrath

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