Galway city hurling must raise its game

Ground hurling and urban development.

Galway city hurling must raise its game
Fri, 07 Sep, 2012 - 01:00
Michael Moynihan

Two of the challenges facing hurling in Galway, writes Michael Moynihan

An All-Ireland final appearance shines a light on hurling in a county, and it’s Galway’s turn on Sunday.

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