GAA chiefs go public in search for hurling development manager

INCREASINGLY desperate GAA bosses have advertised the post of national hurling development coordinator in today’s media.

The successful candidate will be charged with maximising the numbers playing hurling and optimising playing standards.

A number of leading figures in the game were canvassed for the position before Christmas, but they all turned down the €100,000-a-year post, raising the possibility that GAA president Sean Kelly may take up the post when he leaves office in April.

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