Players reject latest proposals in Cork GAA row

A solution to the GAA crisis in Cork appears as remote as ever this morning.

Mon, 11 Feb, 2008 - 09:12

A solution to the GAA crisis in Cork appears as remote as ever this morning.

Last night, the county's senior hurlers and footballers rejected the latest proposals aimed at ending their stand-off with the Cork County Board.

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