Ryan appeals to Deise fans for support

WATERFORD chairman Paddy Joe Ryan last night made a strong appeal to the Deise hurling fans to renew the level of support that was so vital in last year’s historic Munster championship success.

Fri, 30 May, 2003 - 01:00

John Murphy

Ryan is concerned that, up to yesterday, the demand for tickets had not been as expected.

"The news from the Munster Council is that there has been a much brisker demand in Limerick," he said.

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