The sun sets behind Croke Park Stadium during the United Rugby Championship match between Leinster and Munster. Photo: David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile
Croke Park is so cavernous a cathedral it can be quite easy to become disorientated in a labyrinth of corridors and tunnels and escalators.
It is so easy to lose oneself, turning one way, only to find that one had already been there not more than five minutes before. A blizzard of lifts and escalators can render the task akin to a human version of snakes and ladders.
