Galway hurling impasse looks set for long haul

The Galway hurling row looks set to rumble on into the winter with GAA officials in the county now seeking to appoint a mediator in a bid to resolve the dispute.

Galway hurling impasse looks set for long haul
Thu, 15 Oct, 2015 - 12:47

By John Fallon

The Galway hurling row looks set to rumble on into the winter with GAA officials in the county now seeking to appoint a mediator in a bid to resolve the dispute.

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