Cillian Buckley: Deal with it, Galway

Kilkenny’s Cillian Buckley has frustrated Galway hurling fans by claiming they can’t expect to play any home games in the Leinster championship.

Cillian Buckley: Deal with it, Galway
Fri, 18 Nov, 2016 - 00:00
Paul Keane

The Tribesmen have signalled their intention to consider moving from Leinster to Munster from 2018 due to the refusal of Leinster counties to travel to Galway to play championship games there.

Galway have also been angered by the brick wall that’s been thrown up to their minor and U21 teams entering the eastern championship.

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