Cummins to renew role as dual-player

All-star hurler Brendan Cummins is set to renew his role as a Tipperary dual player having agreed to play football in the new year.

Wed, 17 Dec, 2003 - 14:47

All-star hurler Brendan Cummins is set to renew his role as a Tipperary dual player having agreed to play football in the new year.

Cummins last played championship football during their run to the 2001 Munster final but the Ballybacon-Grange man has indicated he wants to be part of Andy Shortall's new panel.

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