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Wednesday 27 October 2021
# Looks like Rain Ted
# Ticket Touts
There is currently no money in the rainy day fund which was set up in 2018.
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HSE officers inspected 500 premises, while HSA inspectors carried out 123 inspections.
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NPHET confirmed the latest figures at a briefing this afternoon.
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THE FAI HAS warned fans against buying tickets for next month’s sold-out World Cup qualifier against Portugal at inflated prices from third-party websites or unauthorised sellers.
Tickets for the game against a star-studded Portugal squad sold out within an hour of going on general sale yesterday morning, but some have since surfaced online, some priced at three times their face value.
The Association say anyone buying a touted ticket risks being denied entry to the game.
This morning we want to know: Have you ever bought a ticket from a tout?
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