Mick Bohan states case for open draw

Mick Bohan, manager to a Dublin team that will begin the defence of its TG4 All-Ireland Ladies Football title later this month, has called for an end to the provincial championship system and the adoption of an open draw.

Wed, 04 Jul, 2018 - 06:40

By Brendan O'Brien

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