O'Gorman hopeful of end to Cork impasse

Munster GAA chairman Jimmy O’Gorman has said he expects the Cork GAA crisis to end soon.

Wed, 04 Mar, 2009 - 13:06

Munster GAA chairman Jimmy O’Gorman has said he expects the Cork GAA crisis to end soon.

Speaking at the launch of the Cadbury's Munster U21 Football Championship in Mallow last night, O'Gorman said that the GAA has solved greater problems in the past.

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Courts Gaa Heathrow Place: Mallow Person: O'Gorman Person: Jimmy O’Gorman Person: Chairman Person: Shaun Cronin Event: Munster U21 Football Championship Event: Munster hurling championship Organisation: Cork Organisation: Munster GAA Organisation: Cork GAA Organisation: Cadbury Organisation: GAA Organisation: Tipperary

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