'There will have to be a restructuring': Munster Minor Football Championship delayed

The first round of the Munster MFC has been pushed back a fortnight to April 22, but Munster Council chairman Liam Lenihan does not envisage any GAA activity until June, at the earliest.

'There will have to be a restructuring': Munster Minor Football Championship delayed
Fri, 20 Mar, 2020 - 15:44
Eoghan Cormican

The first round of the Munster MFC has been pushed back a fortnight to April 22, but Munster Council chairman Liam Lenihan does not envisage any GAA activity until June, at the earliest.

The opening round in Phase 1 of the Munster MFC was due to throw-in on Wednesday, April 8, with Tipperary hosting Clare and Waterford traveling to Limerick, but these games have now been put back two weeks.

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