GAA rule must get in step

Our beautiful game of hurling is being destroyed by the tendency for match officials to ignore the 4 step rule with ball in hand. Time and time again goals are scored by forwards taking five, six and even eight steps.

Sat, 02 Aug, 2014 - 01:00

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The GAA must instruct referees to enforce the four step rule and introduce two referees to police same.

Denis Moloney

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