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Kissane admits change of heart over Munster championship seeding

Former Cork footballer Paudie Kissane has admitted that his role with the Clare senior footballers has changed his perspective on the controversial Munster championship seeding system.

Kissane admits change of heart over Munster championship seeding

Fri, 02 May, 2014 - 19:35

By Peter O’Dwyer

Former Cork footballer Paudie Kissane has admitted that his role with the Clare senior footballers has changed his perspective on the controversial Munster championship seeding system.

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