Fitzgerald’s Déise future in doubt

DAVY FITZGERALD last night revealed he is unsure about his future as Waterford hurling boss.

The Clare native’s two-year term came to an end with defeat in yesterday’s All-Ireland SHC semi-final to Tipperary. Fitzgerald admitted it is ‘a massive commitment’ travelling from his home in Clare to Waterford for training and matches, and he will need to consult with Déise board officials before deciding whether he will remain in charge.

“I don’t know as my two years are up. We’ve had a great three years and won a lot of championship games. We’ll sit down and talk. It’s a massive commitment and there’s a lot of driving. You’re leaving home everyday at 2 and you don’t get home until 12. But I like it that way.”