Bad weather forces postponement of Limerick meetings

The Limerick hurling saga is set to drag on for another week following the postponement of tonight's specially-convened Limerick County Board AGM and the first County Board meeting of the year.

The Limerick hurling saga is set to drag on for another week following the postponement of tonight's specially-convened Limerick County Board AGM and the first County Board meeting of the year.

There is mounting speculation that a vote of no confidence in Limerick's top GAA officials could be proposed, as the Treaty county clubs are understood to be unhappy with how matters have been handled since Limerick hurling manager Justin McCarthy received a vote of confidence from the majority of the clubs just a month ago.

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