Finuge GAA 'greatly heartened' by support for stricken players who received serious injuries

Finuge GAA Club has expressed its gratitude for the multiple messages of goodwill and support from other GAA clubs in the wake of a traumatic double injury incident involving two of their players.

Finuge GAA 'greatly heartened' by support for stricken players who received serious injuries
Tue, 10 Apr, 2018 - 14:38
Tony Leen

By Tony Leen

Finuge GAA Club has expressed its gratitude for the multiple messages of goodwill and support from other GAA clubs in the wake of a traumatic double injury incident involving two of their players in a Premier JFC game with Tralee side Na Gaeil in Finuge last Sunday.

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