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Given it stands, Sunday's crowd is considered the largest at the provincial match in both code due to the fact 2009 Leinster final when 74, 573 came see Dublin beat Kildare.
Hill 16 had sell outs as old rivalry fires 'public imagination'
Already, Hill 16 might have been out of stock on a match which a Croke Park spokesperson admitted "has caught the imagination of your public".
"Without doubt, it can be the biggest attendance of the season," the spokesperson explained. "And the main since last year's AllIreland final."
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Of your Hill had sell outs, there is set like a bumper Dublin crowd although Nally Terrace tickets remain bought at period of time price of 20.
While admitting it had become "very complicated put a figure on it," cautious estimates assemble the figure at around 60,000 the particular husband added "if the demand continues going closely has earlier in your week, that isn't beyond realms of possibility that it will go even higher."
"It has definitely caught the imagination for the public as this program the Dublin and Meath minor teams could happen at the same time means are going to be big number from both counties coming," concluded the Croke Park spokesperson.
The attendance is determined to dwarf the 43,983 which came to enjoy Dublin beat Wexford in last year's provincial decider and even 52,661 who saw Pat Gilroy's men defeat Tyrone in the AllIreland quarterfinal last August.
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