Poor attendance takes gloss off Munster Interpro hurling victory

Apathy unfortunately gripped the second GAA interprovincial hurling semi-final as 1-7 from Seamus Callanan helped Munster past Ulster by 15 points in Thurles today.

Poor attendance takes gloss off Munster Interpro hurling victory
Sun, 11 Dec, 2016 - 15:24

Munster 3-21 Ulster 0-15

Apathy unfortunately gripped the second GAA interprovincial hurling semi-final as 1-7 from Seamus Callanan helped Munster past Ulster by 15 points in Thurles today.

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