Inter-county hurling transfers 'a possibility'

President of the GAA Sean Kelly has said he would not rule out the prospect of hurlers transferring from stronger counties to so-called "weaker" ones in an attempt to increase standards in the code.

President of the GAA Sean Kelly has said he would not rule out the prospect of hurlers transferring from stronger counties to so-called "weaker" ones in an attempt to increase standards in the code.

Kelly said the idea of players no longer active with their own county lining out for an emerging county should be looked at. However, he said the number of such players should be limited to one or two.

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