The winners and losers of the football and hurling championship draws

Regardless of the significant changes to next year's championships, last night’s 2018 football draw and release of the provincial hurling schedule was hardly heart-stopping stuff.

The winners and losers of the football and hurling championship draws
Fri, 20 Oct, 2017 - 13:13

By John Fogarty

Regardless of the significant changes to next year's championships, last night’s 2018 football draw and release of the provincial hurling schedule was hardly heart-stopping stuff.

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