GAA fans at Croke Park will be able to tag themselves in 360-degree photos

For the first time, Eircom brings FanPic to Croke Park. FanPic is one huge 360-degree photograph of the crowd at...

JANE WALSH

Aug 23, 2013

A general view of Croke Park. Dublin Sportsfile

For the first time, Eircom brings FanPic to Croke Park. FanPic is one huge 360-degree photograph of the crowd at Croke Park that allows fans to tag themselves in the image and share it with friends and family on Facebook.

They will take pictures of all the fans at this Sunday’s All-Ireland semi-final between Mayo and Tyrone, again a week later when Dublin and Kerry meet on September 1, and finally for the All-Ireland final on September 22.

The photos will be taken 10 minutes after the start of each game and will take 10 minutes to complete.

Each FanPic image will be available to view on the afternoon following each game on www.experiencemore.ie, where fans can tag themselves and share their images through Facebook - giving them a chance to win a pair of VIP tickets to the All-Ireland SFC final on September 22.