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‘Significant shift’ in Croke Park sentiment, says Paul Finlay

Former Monaghan player Paul Finlay says the sizeable anti-Croke Park sentiment marks a “significant shift” away from how headquarters was perceived a decade ago.

‘Significant shift’ in Croke Park sentiment, says Paul Finlay

Sat, 21 Jul, 2018 - 06:10

By Orla Bannon

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