Butler: Cavan right to scrap hurling team

Former National Director of Hurling Paudie Butler believes Cavan have made the right decision in not fielding a senior hurling team for the immediate future.

Butler: Cavan right to scrap hurling team
Mon, 19 Dec, 2011 - 12:19

Former National Director of Hurling Paudie Butler believes Cavan have made the right decision in not fielding a senior hurling team for the immediate future.

The Breffni men were absent from the 2011 Ulster Championship and Lory Meagher Cup competitions. Instead, they will be concentrating on their underage development for the time being, with the hope of fielding Under-21 and senior sides 'in a few years' time'.

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