We’ll keep to schedule for 2017, says Déise chief

Waterford GAA chairman Paddy Joe Ryan plans to complete all local championships on schedule for 2017.

Fri, 16 Dec, 2016 - 00:00

Tomás McCarthy

The Déise didn’t field representatives in the Munster club football championship at intermediate and junior grade, while the U21 A and B hurling competitions have yet to be concluded.

Speaking at last night’s county convention in Dungarvan, Ryan expressed regret at their failure to hit deadlines.

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