Kildare, or any county with a small stadium, will get home advantage in Super 8s

"I’m sorry one of our national committees locked horns with one of our county boards."

Mon, 02 Jul, 2018 - 12:48

Stephen Barry

By Stephen Barry

GAA President John Horan says that home advantage will be granted to any team who qualifies for the Super 8s, regardless of the capacity of their ground.

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