Quinn eyes museum of the Cats

Kilkenny County Board chairman Ned Quinn has called for the building of a hurling museum in the city to mark the county’s illustrious GAA past.

Kilkenny stand as hurling’s most successful county with 34 All-Ireland titles and Quinn laments the absence of an interpretative centre in recognition of the county’s achievements in hurling over the decades.

“I think there is definitely room for a museum, not a museum in the old-fashioned sense, more an interpretative centre,” Quinn told kilkennygaa.ie

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