New structure not ‘final answer’ to hurling problems

THE Hurling Development Committee considered plans to end provincial championships it emerged at the weekend Congress.

However, they abandoned such a strategy in favour of a three-tier All-Ireland championship which received the overwhelming support of delegates.

Ger Loughnane, one of the high-profile former managers on the committee, insisted later that there had been no "hidden agenda" to get rid of the provincial competitions at the end of the two-year experimental period.

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