Kelly 'clarifies' branded hurleys dispute

GAA President Seán Kelly has issued a statement clarifiying elements surrounding the recent publicity in regard to players and personal endorsements.

Wed, 13 Aug, 2003 - 18:55

GAA President Seán Kelly has issued a statement clarifiying elements surrounding the recent publicity in regard to players and personal endorsements.

Bookmaker Paddy Power paid three players from Cork and Wexford €750 each to sport the company's logo on their hurls during last Sunday's All-Ireland semi-final which ended in stalemate.

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