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Eoghan Corry says some Irish rugby fans may be inconvenienced tomorrow
Travel disruptions in France might inconvenience some Irish rugby fans tomorrow.
It's expected the disruption will mainly affect the quarter final in Marseille as opposed to Paris where Ireland take on New Zealand on Saturday.
Some air traffic control, metro and rail services are set to be affected.
But Eoghan Corry of Air and Travel Magazine says most Irish fans should be okay:
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