Another Galway probe as hurler ends up in hospital

THE Galway Hurling Board have to deal with another high profile incident after a player was hospitalised following a senior club hurling game on Sunday.

Tue, 13 Jun, 2006 - 01:00

Meelick/Eyrecourt’s Rory McGauran was hurt in an off the ball incident and was later admitted to Tullamore General Hospital after the game.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Galway Place: Athenry Person: Meelick Person: Rory McGauran Person: Eyrecourt Organisation: THE Galway Hurling Board Organisation: Tullamore General Hospital Organisation: Ballindereen Organisation: Castlegar Organisation: Turloughmore

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