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Formats, fixtures and how hurling’s landscape could change forever

In 21 days, the first Special Congress in eight years will be convened to largely discuss proposals to amend the make-up of the All-Ireland senior, U21 and minor hurling championships from next year. So which ones make the grade and which don’t hold up to scrutiny? John Fogarty examines the paperwork.

Formats, fixtures and how hurling’s landscape could change forever

Sat, 09 Sep, 2017 - 01:00

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