No cap on inter-county training sessions, says Kelly

CENTRAL COUNCIL will not be enforcing any form of cap on inter-county training sessions, association president Seán Kelly said yesterday.

Wed, 28 May, 2003 - 01:00

Jim O’Sullivan

However, he did concede that there were particular grounds for concern in relation to demands forced on players involved with more than one intercounty team.

"Nothing has been decided yet. All we were asked by counties was to give them guidelines,'' he stated.

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