Cork row still unresolved after marathon talks

The row between GAA officials and players in Cork remains unresolved this morning despite talks last night aimed at achieving a breakthrough.

Wed, 06 Feb, 2008 - 11:50

The row between GAA officials and players in Cork remains unresolved this morning despite talks last night aimed at achieving a breakthrough.

Top GAA official Pauric Duffy and Labour Relations Commission chief executive Kieran Mulvey travelled to Cork last night to mediate in talks between the two sides.

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