Carlow’s clash earns just €70

Chairman Michael Meaney has revealed Carlow GAA chiefs recouped a measly €70 from last month’s Allianz Hurling League Division 2A fixture against Down at Dr Cullen Park.

Wed, 12 Mar, 2014 - 00:00

Jackie Cahill

When various expenses were tallied, Carlow lost money on the home fixture against the Mourne County.

Meaney revealed the alarming figures to highlight a massive financial imbalance between Carlow and some of the GAA’s bigger counties.

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Courts Gaa Hurling Place: Dr Cullen Park Place: Nowlan Park Place: Tipperary Person: Chairman Person: Michael Meaney Person: Meaney Organisation: Carlow Organisation: GAA Organisation: Allianz Hurling League Organisation: Down Organisation: Mourne County Organisation: Barrowside Organisation: Allianz Organisation: Kilkenny

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