Concerns mount for future of 'B' football championship

Concerns are already mounting for the future of the newly installed All-Ireland 'B' football championship.

Thu, 24 Jun, 2004 - 14:18

Concerns are already mounting for the future of the newly installed All-Ireland 'B' football championship.

GAA President Sean Kelly is keen to give weaker counties something to strive for after elimination from their provincial and back-door structures but some are not keen to take the bait.

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