Daniel McDonnell

But here's the catch.

So the Munster Council are going to be looking on and saying, we're going to be out of revenue here.

They won't be out of as much revenue because there'll be still a massive draw for the Munster Championship knockout.

They'll make revenue off of that.

The Leinster Championship will make revenues.

The Leinster Championship are always giving out that they're not making enough revenue.

So then when the All-Ireland Series kicks in, the round-robin games of the All-Ireland Series, if they wanted to go two groups of six, you split it three ways.

The Munster Council get a third, the Leinster Council get a third, and then Crowe Park get a third.

And then come the All-Ireland quarterfinals, semifinals and finals, Crowe Park obviously take the revenue off of the gates in those fixtures.

What it also would do as well, that we're going to get more games,

The schools are finishing up Friday and we've only three games left.

So what this will do then is there's going to be more games than ever.

Now, I think the Munster Council now will have to look at themselves as well.

They've had it so good.

And they have to be looking at the Leinster Council and saying, well, Jesus, maybe we take a leaf out of the Leinster Council in regards to ticket prices.

I think the Leinster Council...

have never had it as good.

And I think they have to look at their ticket prices as well.

Their ticket prices, you know, have gone through the roof in regards to hard-pressed families who would love to go to games and actually have to pick and choose what games they go to.

But they would get it hard.