Kerry and Limerick support Páraic Duffy's plans

Kerry and Limerick have indicated support for GAA director general Páraic Duffy’s draft All-Ireland football championship proposals.

Although Cork and Tipperary have signalled opposition to the idea of round-robin stages replacing the All-Ireland quarter-finals, Kerry, who have reached the last eight since they were introduced in 2001, are backing the idea of extra games at that stage of the championship.

“We’d be positive towards them,” said chairman Patrick O’Sullivan. “The more games, the better it is as far as we judged it. An extra game in Killarney too would be great.”