Monaghan opt out of alternative championship

Monaghan GAA chiefs have opted not to take part in the new football championship for weaker counties.

Monaghan opt out of alternative championship
Wed, 02 Jun, 2004 - 14:35

Monaghan GAA chiefs have opted not to take part in the new football championship for weaker counties.

GAA President Sean Kelly has set up a competition which is set to get underway in July for a number of weaker counties.

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