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Council rap for Waterford board

THE Munster Council last night directed stinging criticism at the Waterford County Board for the delay in completing their club championships.

Council rap for Waterford board

Wed, 05 Nov, 2003 - 00:00

Brendan Larkin and Michael Ellard

Though the Council agreed to a joint request made by Mount Sion and Ballygunner to defer their provincial club SHC semi-final against Patrickswell for one week, after last week’s county final finished in a draw, officials were unimpressed with the situation which was allowed to develop.

Representatives of both clubs had indicated that they were not prepared to play the Limerick champions 24 hours after their county final replay on Saturday.

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