Limerick peace talks ‘totally inconclusive’

TALKS aimed at resolving the crisis in Limerick hurling on Saturday night proved ‘totally inconclusive’ according to a senior board official.

Mon, 14 Dec, 2009 - 00:00

Colm O’Connor

GAA bosses on Shannonside admit they are no closer to brokering a peace deal between manager Justin McCarthy and senior players angered at the manner in which 12 members of the 2009 squad were axed from the panel.

A further eight have withdraw their services for the 2010 campaign.

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