Kelly concerned at one-sided hurling encounters

GAA president Sean Kelly yesterday admitted he was concerned at the level of one-sidedness in recent National Hurling League clashes.

Tue, 29 Mar, 2005 - 08:48

GAA president Sean Kelly yesterday admitted he was concerned at the level of one-sidedness in recent National Hurling League clashes.

Last weekend, Wexford humiliated Down in beating them by 41 points and Dublin went down to Kilkenny by 22 points. The previous weekend, Tipperary trounced Antrim by 29 points.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Kilkenny Place: Tipperary Person: Kelly Person: Sean Kelly Event: National Hurling League Organisation: GAA Organisation: Wexford Organisation: Down Organisation: Dublin Organisation: Antrim Organisation: Hurling Development Committee

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