US sports writer wants to 'give hurling a shot' after Dublin V Galway brawl

The Fenway hurling classic may be under review by the GAA for the “mass brawl” that broke out between the Dublin and Galway hurlers midway through the second quarter, but one thing seems certain: the Americans loved it.

Wed, 25 Nov, 2015 - 15:31

By Darragh Bermingham

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