Organisation: West Waterford Board

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Board re-arrange fixtures as senior hurling semi-final falls foul of weather

FOR the second time in a week adverse weather conditions have wreaked havoc on the championship fixtures of the Waterford County Board.

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Déise can go all the way next year, says chairman

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Clubs paying price of county success

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Fogarty new Munster Council chairman

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United we stand, divided we fall, says chairman

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Historic year brings Déise in from cold

Weak minor ranks concerns Waterford official

A LEADING Waterford GAA official has warned that while hurling and football remain in good shape to face the future, the loss of so many young players who have participated at juvenile level and then fade away is a cause for serious concern.

Wed, 04 Dec, 2002

Organisation: West Waterford Board

Board re-arrange fixtures as senior hurling semi-final falls foul of weather

Déise can go all the way next year, says chairman

Clubs paying price of county success

Fogarty new Munster Council chairman

United we stand, divided we fall, says chairman

Historic year brings Déise in from cold

Weak minor ranks concerns Waterford official

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Mick Clifford

Organisation: West Waterford Board

Board re-arrange fixtures as senior hurling semi-final falls foul of weather

Déise can go all the way next year, says chairman

Clubs paying price of county success

Fogarty new Munster Council chairman

United we stand, divided we fall, says chairman

Historic year brings Déise in from cold

Weak minor ranks concerns Waterford official

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Mick Clifford

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