Kelly angry at Aussie Rules 'cherrypicking' players

GAA President Sean Kelly has revealed his disappointment at the apparent cherry picking of the association's top talents by Aussie Rules teams.

Wed, 03 Dec, 2003 - 17:17

GAA President Sean Kelly has revealed his disappointment at the apparent cherry picking of the association's top talents by Aussie Rules teams.

Young Hurler of the Year Setanta O hAilpin is set to follow former Kerry star Tadhg Kennelly Down Under while at least four other top players have been linked.

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