Rules of the game

I WAS shocked to see All-Ireland football champions Tyrone take the Sam Maguire Cup to the home of Glasgow Celtic.

Rules of the game
Sat, 21 Jan, 2006 - 00:00

It's seems the height of hypocrisy given that most of the opposition to the GAA opening up Croke Park to soccer and rugby came from Ulster - Tyrone included.

Paul Kinsella

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