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RSA Challenge Attracting Big Numbers

The RSA Challenge game between Ireland and England is expected to be a sellout.

The game, which will take place on the 3rd of September, is almost certain to fill the newly renovated Malahide stadium.

With a capacity of ten thousand people once completed, a full house wREPRO FREE***PRESS RELEASE NO REPRODUCTION FEE***. RSA Challenge Ireland vs England Photocall, Malahide CC, Co. Dublin 28/9/2013. Kevin O?Brien, John Mooney and Max Sorensen pictured at the nearly completed new international cricket stadium at Malahide. The three Ireland internationals are all set for the RSA Challenge where Ireland will play England on Tuesday the 3rd September and will play in front of the Biggest crowd ever assembled for a cricket match in Ireland, with 10,000 people expected. . Final tickets are on sale now on www.cricketireland.ie and Ticketmaster outlets nationwide. Pictured (L-R) John Mooney, Max Sorensen and Kevin O?Brien. Mandatory Credit ©INPHO/Morgan Treacyould mean the largest crowd ever assembled to watch a cricket game in Ireland.

Ahead of the contest, Irish internationals Kevin O'Brien, John Mooney and Max Sorensen headed to Malahide to check out Ireland's new international cricket stadium in all of it's glory.

Inpho were on hand as well, to take some pictures of the guys enjoying their time spent in the new arena for Irish cricket as it moves into a new and exciting age. All images from the day can be viewed on Inpho's website.

Fresh from their Ashes victory over Australia, England will be without some of their more established players, but will still be sending a nice blend of experience and youth to face Ireland.

Dublin born Eoin Morgan will captain the English side against Ireland. Morgan has previously played for Ireland at the 2007 Cricket World Cup, which was held in the West Indies. He has been a member of the English cricket team since 2009.

Tickets for the much anticipated clash are still available, with more information on how to purchase on the Cricket Ireland website.

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