Ryan wants ‘disaster’ of O’Grady exit to prompt Treaty change

Former Limerick manager Tom Ryan has blasted the county board for the departure of Donal O’Grady as senior team co-manager.

The two-time Munster SHC-winning boss, a selector with the county’s intermediate side, was no fan of the Corkman’s style of hurling and believed it was an ill fit for Limerick.

However, he has laid the blame for the upheaval six weeks ahead of Limerick’s provincial semi-final against Tipperary squarely with officials, describing O’Grady’s exit as “a real disaster”.