GAA thanks fans for being there

With Championship 2014 drawing to a close last week and Kilkenny joining Kerry as kingpins of their respective codes, a curtain was brought down on this year's action.

GAA thanks fans for being there
Sat, 04 Oct, 2014 - 16:40

By Peter O’Dwyer

With Championship 2014 drawing to a close last week and Kilkenny joining Kerry as kingpins of their respective codes, a curtain was brought down on this year's action.

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