No financial crisis in Tipperary, insists PRO Ryan

TIPPERARY GAA chiefs have shrugged off suggestions the county board is in serious financial difficulties.

Tue, 01 Mar, 2011 - 00:00

Michael Moynihan

The All-Ireland hurling champions are carrying a deficit of €126,000 from the 2010 season, but officials say that while they aim to cut expenditure, there is “no crisis” in the Premier County’s finances.

“Nonsense,” said Tipperary County Board PRO Ger Ryan.

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