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Down bid for fair play

DOWN GAA chiefs last night launched a campaign to encourage sporting behaviour amongst their supporters ahead of the All-Ireland SFC final against Cork on September 19th.

Down bid for fair play

Mon, 06 Sep, 2010 - 01:00

Colm O’Connor

A series of posters have been commissioned in advance of their clash with the Rebels at Croke Park which are being distributed to clubs throughout the county over the next fortnight.

Down PRO Rónan Mc Mahon last night explained the reasoning behind the strategy.

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