McCarthy defends banned star Mullane

Waterford hurling boss Justin McCarthy has come out fighting following the decision to hit star forward John Mullane with a 12-week ban.

McCarthy defends banned star Mullane
Fri, 14 Mar, 2003 - 12:31

Waterford hurling boss Justin McCarthy has come out fighting following the decision to hit star forward John Mullane with a 12-week ban.

Mullane received the ban from the GAC yesterday following a clash for club side De La Salle in a friendly game against Mullinavat of Kilkenny.

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