Can of worms well and truly open

It was a glitch Croke Park prayed wouldn’t come to light and now their fears have become so understandable.

Can of worms well and truly open
Tue, 14 May, 2013 - 01:00
John Fogarty

The can of worms is well and truly open.

Thanks to Longford’s Barry Gilleran, it has been revealed the entirety of the National League was completed under an incorrect disciplinary structure.

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