Byrne pledges to leave no stone unturned in Galway hurling review

Galway Hurling Board chairman Joe Byrne has promised a very thorough review into the state of hurling in the county.

Wed, 10 Aug, 2011 - 13:07

Galway Hurling Board chairman Joe Byrne has promised a very thorough review into the state of hurling in the county.

The board will outline their review strategy to club delegates at a meeting tomorrow.

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