GAA Analysis: Waterford still short of All-Ireland material

Peter McNamara assesses the reaction and fallout to Waterford’s victory over Cork.

GAA Analysis: Waterford still short of All-Ireland material
Tue, 09 Jun, 2015 - 22:54

Peter McNamara assesses the reaction and fallout to Waterford’s victory over Cork.

Waterford remain a work in progress

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