Anthony Daly: I can't see Cork being stopped in league final
As Cork and Tipp gear up for a league final classic, the GAA’s hurling neglect remains impossible to ignore
CONCENTRATION: Cork’s Jack O’Connor attempts to shield possession from Tipperary’s Robert Doyle during the Allianz HL Division 1A game at FBD Semple Stadium in February.Pic: Ken Sutton/Inpho
OVER 20 years ago Fr Peter O’Loughlin and I went to the west Clare board about trying to form a west Clare hurling club. We didn’t just go on a whim. We had a firm plan in place, which we outlined in full detail to all the delegates.
We offered to try and source a piece of land for a pitch, whereby we would look for grants to fund whatever we needed to try and firstly have a home. We wanted to call the club West Clare Gaels, where every lad, young and old, who wanted to hurl could come.
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