Martin McHugh: ‘Smaller counties need to stop feeling sorry for themselves’

"They need to take it to another level and want to join the big boys."

Martin McHugh: ‘Smaller counties need to stop feeling sorry for themselves’
Mon, 29 Jun, 2015 - 12:49

By Kevin Murphy

Sunday Game pundit Martin Mc Hugh has urged the smaller counties to up their game during a panel discussion on the programme last night.

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