Cork City offer free match tickets to U12s for Friday's tie against Longford

Cork City FC currently sit 15 points clear at the top of the League of Ireland Men’s First Division table, accumulating eight recent consecutive wins.
Cork City offer free match tickets to U12s for Friday's tie against Longford

Cork City FC Ruairí Keating said the ‘Schools Out’ ticket promotion is a ‘fantatsic opportunity’ for kids to enjoy the upcoming game. Picture:Sam Barnes/Sportsfile

Cork City FC is offering a special ‘Schools Out’ ticket promotion for their upcoming home tie against Longford Town next Friday evening, where children under 12 years old can watch the match for free.

Supporters attending the game can redeem up to two free children’s tickets with each adult ticket purchased. Additional children’s tickets are available for a wallet friendly €5.

Cork City FC currently sit 15 points clear at the top of the League of Ireland Men’s First Division table, accumulating eight recent consecutive wins.

Ruairí Keating of Cork City FC said the team is “really looking forward to welcoming fans to next Friday’s game”.

“Having finished school for the year, it’s a fantastic opportunity for kids and families to get a taste of the Turner’s Cross atmosphere and help fill the stadium,” said Mr Keating.

“The team is in a great run of form and we want to keep that momentum going.”

For more information, or to purchase tickets, visit: www.corkcityfc.ie/tickets.

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