Superleague sees player exodus

There has been somewhat of an exodus of professional players from the men's superleague this week, with Notre Dame, UCC Demons and Tralee Tigers forced to deal with the departure of their top players.

Superleague sees player exodus
Thu, 06 Feb, 2003 - 13:04

There has been somewhat of an exodus of professional players from the men's superleague this week, with Notre Dame, UCC Demons and Tralee Tigers forced to deal with the departure of their top players.

Following their Cup semi-final defeat last weekend, Notre Dame has since received a further blow with the departure of LaVerne Evans.

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