GAA Hurling: Quarter final teams to be named tonight

After spending several weeks in the shadow of the football championship, hurling returns to centre-stage this weekend with the All Ireland quarter finals.

GAA Hurling: Quarter final teams to be named tonight
Tue, 24 Jul, 2001 - 10:28

After spending several weeks in the shadow of the football championship, hurling returns to centre-stage this weekend with the All Ireland quarter finals.

Wexford have delayed naming their team for Sunday's clash with Limerick until tonight.

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