Limerick GAA delegates to question County Board chiefs over unrest

GAA delegates in Limerick will table a series of questions shortly to County Board chiefs on the recent spate of rumour and innuendo following the hurlers’ disappointing senior and U21 Championship performances this season.

Normally, the August meeting at the Claughaun GAA clubhouse is, because of the holiday season, a quiet affair but there is advance warning that business will be busier than usual on Tuesday week. County Board officers acknowledge there is a good deal of unrest throughout the county and will want to allay fears for the future.

Heading the questions list will be the alleged lack of discipline in the senior panel.