Future of Kilkenny football in doubt

KILKENNY football secretary Tommy O’Reilly expressed fear for the existence of organised football in the county after six of seven adult league games were conceded last weekend.

Thu, 14 Apr, 2011 - 01:00

John Fogarty

Four intermediate, one senior and one junior game were never played due to walkovers given by clubs, a situation O’Reilly says is “ridiculous”.

“This year we lost the likes of Freshford and Carrickshock — Tullaroan didn’t submit a team last year,” revealed O’Reilly.

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