Tickets for Ireland v Denmark playoff selling for up to €550

FAI have insisted that they operate a ‘zero tolerance policy’ when it comes to touting

Fri, Oct 27, 2017, 11:41

Emmet Malone

Tickets for Ireland’s World Cup playoff second leg encounter with Denmark are selling for up to €550 on secondary ticket websites. Photo: Inpho

Tickets for Ireland’s World Cup playoff second leg encounter with Denmark are selling for up to €550 on secondary ticket websites. Photo: Inpho

The FAI has insisted that it has a “zero tolerance policy” towards touting and warned that supporters who buy tickets for the forthcoming World Cup playoff games through “secondary ticketing” websites like Viagogo risk not being admitted to the game next month.

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