Stats don't lie - O'Neill

Disciplinary Task Force Chairman Liam O'Neill has praised referees for their good work in implementing the GAA's experimental rules over the weekend, as the first comprehensive statistics were made available.

Tue, 06 Jan, 2009 - 12:25

The statistics were compiled by freelance journalist Coilin Duffy, following a survey of referees officiating in all four provinces at the weekend.

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