Ruby Walsh: Goshen and Jamie Moore have the chance to start afresh

HRI have moved Navan’s fixture from tomorrow to next Friday to stick with the tradition of leaving All-Ireland final days blank
Ruby Walsh: Goshen and Jamie Moore have the chance to start afresh

Jamie Moore riding Nassalam clear the last to win The One More For The Moore's Juvenile Hurdle at Fontwell Park Racecourse earlier this week. Picture: Alan Crowhurst/PA 

The hurlers of Limerick and Waterford take centre stage this weekend and, rightly, HRI have moved Navan’s fixture from tomorrow to next Friday to stick with the tradition of leaving All-Ireland final days blank. It is some semblance of normality and, just before Christmas, many in the sport will be happy with a blank Sunday.

The action in Ireland this afternoon at Fairyhouse is pretty average but, like every sport, the action can’t be high-end all the time. We have the quantity but just not the quantity of quality to make that possible.

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