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Hurling: GAA All-Stars' Argentina trip to go ahead

It was decided at Croke Park today that the GAA hurling All-Stars trip to Argentina will go ahead.

Hurling: GAA All-Stars' Argentina trip to go ahead

Thu, 10 Jan, 2002 - 13:20

It was decided at Croke Park today that the GAA hurling All-Stars trip to Argentina will go ahead.

The GAA had been worried about security following riots in the South American country over mounting poverty and unemployment.

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