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Kelly says test opener to leave Croker

GAA President Sean Kelly has revealed that this year's International Rules test opener is likely to be held at a provincial venue instead of Croke Park.

Kelly says test opener to leave Croker

Wed, 19 May, 2004 - 16:55

GAA President Sean Kelly has revealed that this year's International Rules test opener is likely to be held at a provincial venue instead of Croke Park.

Kelly admitted at today's launch of the International Rules series that a new venue will be used for the first test on October 17.

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