PM O'Sullivan: Forgive me for doubting whether hubbub about hurling will lead anywhere productive

Hurling lies in the dock, various ways. For becoming tedious, most of all. My phone is littered with such messages. ‘Isn’t hurling gone awful boring?’ ‘Who’d want to go and see that?’
Hurling lies in the dock, various ways. For becoming tedious, most of all. My phone is littered with such messages. ‘Isn’t hurling gone awful boring?’ ‘Who’d want to go and see that?’, asks PM O'Sullivan. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Hurling lies in the dock, various ways. For becoming tedious, most of all. My phone is littered with such messages. ‘Isn’t hurling gone awful boring?’ ‘Who’d want to go and see that?’, asks PM O'Sullivan. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

There’s something wrong somewhere.

- SYLVIE LINNANE

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