A Munster final in Nowlan Park?

THE Munster hurling final could be played in Kilkenny next year.
A Munster final in Nowlan Park?
Wed, 15 Dec, 2010 - 00:00
John Murphy

Waterford GAA secretary Timmy O’Keeffe has proposed Nowlan Park as a ‘home’ venue for all Déise games as the only way the county would accede to the Munster Council’s mooted home and away finals.

A furious row erupted between the Council and Board over the venue for the Waterford-Cork Munster SHC final this year.

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